So many E-Classes to love - so little time to try them all. One might think that making a choice between all the different offerings in the 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class cars would be difficult, but each of these cars are so unique in their own right, the choice becomes organic. Our 2014 Mercedes E-Class review for Springfield, Missouri will summarize new changes and standard offerings for each of the E-Class available models: the E250 BlueTEC sedan; E350 sedan, wagon, coupe or cabriolet; E550 sedan, coupe, or cabriolet; and E63 AMG sedan and wagon.

Mercedes-Benz has done some progressive tweaking in 2014 to bring Springfield's discerning automobile shoppers better fuel economy, better performance, more safety technology, and a cleaner overall look. The sleeker and more elegant design for 2014 is carved out of a smoothed-out bumper and simplified rear quarter panels. Newly added LED running lights and taillights proudly project a Mercedes Benz E-Class signature. Bluetooth connectivity and a power sunroof are now standard inclusions while luxury options such as voice-activated navigation, 360-degree-view camera and advanced proactive high-tech safety features are sure to please your practical side as much as the 1200-watt Bank & Olufsen audio system will play to your recreational musings.

How much power do you want? E-Class has it. The E350 delivers plenty of muscle with its 302-horsepower GDI base engine; the E550 ups the stakes considerably with a 402-horsepower twin-turbo V8; and the ultra-performance AMG division offers up a 550-horsepower 5.5-liter biturbo V-8 in the E63. The AMG's ground-eating performance races from 0-60 in 4 seconds. People don't drool over German engineering for nothing! All-wheel drive is standard on the E550 and all AMG models. The E250 BlueTEC courts eco-friendly buyers with its 4-cylinder turbo-diesel delivering 35mpg-highway.

All the Mercedes E-Class five-passenger sedans pamper you with copious head and leg room no matter where you sit, while E-Class wagons offer versatile fold-down seats for augmented cargo capacity along with folding rear-facing 3rd-row seats which increase people-packing power. See more of our Mercedes-Benz E-Class review for Springfield, including information on safety and feature highlights in the specs list and summary video below.