Mercedes E 200

The Mercedes-Benz E 200 is a petrol sedan in the E-Class range. It has a quiet cabin and a large boot, which suit airport runs and long days on the road in Sri Lanka. The car in these photographs is a white, right-hand-drive sedan from the W213 generation, with black leather seats.

What does the E 200 name mean?

The E marks the E-Class, the executive line that sits between the C-Class and the S-Class. The 200 identifies the engine version within that line. It has no diesel "d" suffix, so this is a petrol car, and the badge sits on the left of the boot lid.

What are the Mercedes E 200 specifications?

These are the published figures for the first W213 E 200 sedan, on sale from 2016. Details can differ by model year and market.

What is the E 200 like inside?

The car shown has black leather seats front and rear, with a wide central display beside the round instrument dials and a rotary controller on the centre console. The gear selector is on the steering column, which leaves the console clear.

• Rear seat: a three-belt bench with a head restraint at each outer seat.
• Rear air vents: a pair of vents behind the centre console, which matters on a hot day in the back of a car.
• Steering: right-hand drive, the normal layout in Sri Lanka, where traffic keeps to the left.
• Outside: a chrome slatted grille, LED headlamps, silver alloy wheels and parking sensors in the front bumper.

How many passengers and bags fit in a Mercedes E 200?

The car has five seats, including the driver's. For a transfer with full luggage, plan on three passengers, as the capacity panel below shows. A group of four can fit with lighter bags. For more people or more luggage, look at the larger models in our transport fleet.

Why choose an E 200 for travel in Sri Lanka?

Long days are where this car earns its place. A trip from Colombo to Ella takes several hours, much of it on winding hill roads, and a quiet cabin with rear air vents makes that time easier for passengers in the back. It also suits airport pickups and business trips in Colombo, where the sedan shape and large boot are more useful than extra seats.

How do you book a Mercedes E 200 in Sri Lanka?

Ask for this model through Lakpura's private driver and taxi service, for an airport transfer, an intercity trip or a full day or longer with a driver. Availability varies, so we will confirm the car for your dates before you book.