2011 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 350

This great car looks fantastic in it's very desirable color combination of Artic White with a Navy blue top and Tan interior. The paint and body is in great condition with only the smallest of imperfections. The leathers are in great condition showing only very minor creasing you would expect from the high quality premium leather. This special E350A is high optioned with premium package, backup camera, wood steering wheel and shifter, premium wood accents, premium leather, airscarf head rests, full GPS with voice command to mention a few. The extensive list of options are listed bellow. This cars condition verifies it has been meticulously maintained and garage kept. "Mercedes-Benz's new E-Class Cabriolet is that sort of car. It recalls those old Mercedes ragtops far better than the two-generation CLK ever could. To make you keep the thickly insulated "acoustic" fabric soft top down more often, Mercedes has improved the Air Scarf, the grille vents in the front seats, between the seat and headrest that blow warm air from the heater to the back of your neck. And for those stoplight attitude changes, the top raises or lowers in 20 seconds. You can even do that while rolling at speeds of up to 25 mph. The big new feature, though, is Mercedes' Air Cap, a simple, but delightfully overengineered electrically operated panel that runs the width of the windshield header. Flip open a panel cover on the center console, press a button, and it pops up from the header. Combined with the adjustable plastic net wind blocker between the rear seat headrests, it flows air up and over front- and rear- seat passengers. The E-Cabrio is, in case you haven't picked up on it, a relaxed convertible. It's for you three friends, even if the rear seat isn't up to '60s American land yacht commodiousness. . Like the coupe, the E350 Cabrio comes with the 268-cubic-inch 3.5-liter V-6 engine, attached to the 7-speed automatic transmission. The V-6 is powerful. Boot the throttle and there's adequate oomph to launch the cabrio onto a freeway while the seven-speed makes silky, effortless shifts. Steering benefits from Benz's newfound interest in road feel, and its weight feels just right. "MOTOR TREND" SALE PENDING