Mercedes Posts EPA Fuel-Economy Estimates for 2012-MY Sedans

MONTVALE, NJ – Mercedes-Benz has released fuel-economy estimates from the EPA for a number of its 2012-MY vehicles, the E-Class, CLS, and M-Class models.

by Staff

December 29, 2011

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MONTVALE, NJ – Mercedes-Benz has released fuel-economy estimates from the EPA for a number of its 2012-MY vehicles, the E-Class, CLS, and M-Class models. The charts below detail the mpg results for those models.

E-Class
Model	Drivetrain	City	Highway	Combined
E350 coupe	7-spd Automatic	17	24	20
E350 4MATIC coupe	7-spd Automatic	TBD	TBD	TBD
E350 cabriolet	7-spd Automatic	17	23	19
E350 BlueTEC Sedan	7-spd Automatic	21	32	25
E350 sedan	7-spd Automatic	20	30	23
E350 4MATIC sedan	7-spd Automatic	19	28	22
E350 4MATIC wagon	7-spd Automatic	19	27	22
E550 coupe	7-spd Automatic	17	27	21
E550 cabriolet	7-spd Automatic	16	25	19
E550 4MATIC sedan	7-spd Automatic	16	26	20
E63 AMG wagon	7-spd MCT Auto	15	23	18
E63 AMG sedan	7-spd MCT Auto	16	24	19

CLS
CLS550	7-spd Automatic	17	26	20
CLS550 4MATIC	7-spd Automatic	16	25	19
CLS63 AMG	7-spd MCT Auto	16	25	19

M-Class
ML350 4MATIC	7-spd Automatic	17	22	19
ML350 BlueTEC 4MATIC	7-spd Automatic	20	27	22
ML550 4MATIC	7-spd Automatic	TBD	TBD	TBD
ML63 AMG	7-spd Automatic	TBD	TBD	16 (est.)

Topics:Mercedes-Benz Executive Vehicles E-Class 2012-MY Small Fleet

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