Is the 2023 Mercedes-Benz E-Class All Terrain a good car?
Starting price: rank among 24 sedans
10thof 24
- Top half on 2 of 4 numbers.
- Starting price: $41,350.
- 10th lowest of 24 sedans close in size and price.
- Best: power (9th of 24), price (10th of 24).
- Weakest: rear legroom (23rd of 24).
- Published numbers only. Not a quality or safety rating.
| Subject | Figure | Place | Beats | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $41,350 | 10th of 24 | 61% | |
| Best combined mpg | 26 mpg | 12th of 22 | 33% | |
| Most horsepower | 382 hp | 9th of 24 | 65% | |
| Cargo behind rear seats | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| Rear legroom | 33.9 in | 23rd of 24 | 4% | |
| Max towing | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Roll call: starting price
- Dodge Charger $35,325
- Chrysler 300 $36,145
- Kia Stinger $36,690
- Cadillac CT5 $38,195
- Nissan Maxima $38,340
- Toyota Crown $39,950
- Acura TLX $40,050
- Audi A4 $40,300
Show all 24
- Volvo S60 $41,300
- Mercedes-Benz E-Class All Terrain $41,350
- Hyundai Ioniq 6 $41,600
- Lexus ES $41,940
- INFINITI Q50 $42,650
- Volkswagen Arteon $43,010
- Audi A5 Sportback $44,600
- Audi A4 Allroad $45,900
- Jaguar XF $47,000
- Toyota Mirai $49,500
- Genesis G80 $50,000
- Audi S4 $52,800
- BMW 5 Series $56,000
- Mercedes-Benz E-Class $56,750
- Audi A6 $56,900
- Volvo S90 $56,950
Sedans in 2023: 88. The photo shows the 24 closest in size and price.
What this cannot tell you
Six published numbers. No quality, reliability or safety data.
Each figure is the model's best trim. No one trim has them all.
- 2 or more sources
- 1 source
- Model-level, rule or estimate
- Sources disagree