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Mercedes E280 Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News

Mercedes E280 Review, For Sale, Specs, Models & News

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$10,890
9.7L/100km (combined)
Sedan
7 Speed Automatic
Unleaded Petrol

Mercedes-Benz E280 Fuel consumption

The Mercedes-Benz E280 is available in a number of variants and body types that are powered by ULP and Diesel fuel type(s). It has an estimated fuel consumption starting from 11.4L/100km for Wagon
Year Body Type Fuel Consumption* Engine Fuel Type Transmission
2009 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 11.4L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2009 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 7.6L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2009 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 9.7L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2009 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 7.5L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2008 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 9.7L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2008 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 7.5L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2008 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 11.4L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2008 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 7.6L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2007 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 11.0L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2007 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 9.8L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2007 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 11.4L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2007 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 9.8L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2006 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 11.4L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2006 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 9.8L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2006 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 11.0L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2006 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 9.8L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2005 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 11.0L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2005 Body Type: Sedan Fuel Consumption: 9.8L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
2005 Body Type: Wagon Fuel Consumption: 11.4L/100km Engine: 3.0L Fuel Type: ULP Transmission: 7 SP AUTO
*Combined fuel consumption
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Mercedes-Benz E280 Q&As

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The Mercedes recommended fuel for the E280 is 91-octane regular unleaded, while the recommended fuel for the C180 Kompressor is 95- octane premium. While you can safely run the E280 on regular unleaded, and I suspect you could run the Kompressor on 91-ocatane, you will get better performance and economy by running them on the higher-octane fuel. Mercedes-Benz also approves the use of E10 ethanol blend fuel in both of your models, which might help you save a few pennies.

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Luxury on a budget

You've obviously done quite a bit of homework, and it seems you have done the most important thing: identify what it is you want from your toy. As your regular cars are prestige cars and not dissimilar to the Jaguar model you are considering, you could consider a sportier car, such as a coupe or a convertible Mercedes or Saab, which would be a little more special, or perhaps even a Jaguar XJS. Any Jaguar is quite a good choice, though the Series III suffered because Jaguar were too cash-strapped to de-bug it properly before it went into production. That and shoddy build quality mean many of them gave their owners heartburn. But there are many around that have been sorted and they make nice cars. There are several Jaguar specialists who can help find a car for you, but remember they are in business to make a profit. Caulfield Jaguar rebuilds Series III XJ6s to your specification. They appear to turn out good work, though their rebuilt cars will cost more than the $14,000 you want to spend. I recommend you contact the Jaguar Car Club and get the advice of people who have owned the models you are interested in buying. Their experience is invaluable and real.

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