Photo: Theophilus Chin
Mercedes introduced the W212 sedan back in 2009, as a ninth generation of the E-Class. In was soon followed by the C207, the coupe version of the E-Class which replaced the CLK-Class coupe.
This car might have had headlights that looked like they came of a Chinese car, but it deserves a lot more credit. Just looking at the E-Coupe, you just got the sense that you really didn’t need to buy a CL any more.
The model known internally as the A207 is the latest to join the family. The E-Class Cabriolet was unveiled only two years ago in January 2010 and went on sale in the US in the E350 V6 and E550 V8 versions.
Mercedes has just given the E-Class a radical makeover, with completely new headlights, bumpers, grille and hood. But they only revealed the four-door sedan and the wagon versions. We know the C207 and A207 will both receive the new look, but until it becomes official, here are some renderings of what the new E-Class Cabriolet will look like with a facelift.
Renderings by Theophilus Chin
This car might have had headlights that looked like they came of a Chinese car, but it deserves a lot more credit. Just looking at the E-Coupe, you just got the sense that you really didn’t need to buy a CL any more.
The model known internally as the A207 is the latest to join the family. The E-Class Cabriolet was unveiled only two years ago in January 2010 and went on sale in the US in the E350 V6 and E550 V8 versions.
Mercedes has just given the E-Class a radical makeover, with completely new headlights, bumpers, grille and hood. But they only revealed the four-door sedan and the wagon versions. We know the C207 and A207 will both receive the new look, but until it becomes official, here are some renderings of what the new E-Class Cabriolet will look like with a facelift.
Renderings by Theophilus Chin
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