2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe

The next-generation E-Class sedan was revealed on the eve of the 2009 Detroit auto show, and now, shortly before the Geneva Motor Show, the company has revealed plans for its first-ever E-Class coupe, which will go on sale stateside in June.The new model will slot below the $107,900 CL coupe and above the $48,100 CLK coupe, which might not be built much longer now that the E-Class two-door is on the scene.While Mercedes announced a number of trim levels for the European market, the U.S. will get the same two power plants found in the current E-Class sedan. The E350 will feature a 262-horsepower V-6 engine, and the more powerful E500 will feature a 382-hp V-8. The new, more powerful, more efficient direct-injection gasoline engines that will be offered in Europe will likely take another year or two to make it to the U.S.Features will most likely mirror the new E-Class sedan. We'll have more information on pricing closer to the on-sale date.

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