Like Moet White Star, the Mercedes E-Class gives you a taste of the real thing at an entry-level price, and the 2005 Mercedes-Benz E-Class holds up tradition. You get Mercedes engineering and a few of the same luxury touches, while spending less both for sticker and maintenance costs down the road.
The 2005 Mercedes-Benz E-Class was noted for the E320 CDI version, powered by a high-tech direct-injection turbodiesel engine. Note to drivers: diesel fuel sells for 20 percent less in most markets than regular gasoline. Something you might want to tuck into your budget files. Want more automotive info to digest? Check out the photos, specs and reviews we've got waiting. And if you're inclined to buy, we've got pricing and financing scoop too. Just file it under "E."
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