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Detroit 2008: new Mercedes-Benz E-Class uses up to 23 percent less fuel 
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Two gasoline engine options - a V6 and a V8 - will be complemented by a 3.0 liter BlueTEC diesel engine (coming in model year 2010). The BlueTec will be ULEV and Bin 5 compliant; it gets 44.38 mpg (US) and emits 139 g/km of CO2. The 23 percent number (OK, "up to" 23 percent) comes from gains Mercedes m...
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Small piece of history: 1936 Mercedes 260D, the first successful diesel passenger car
Filed under: Diesel, Mercedes Benz, Germany Source: Mercedes-Benz via Diariomotor]Small piece of history: 1936 Mercedes 260D, the first successful diesel passenger car originally appeared on Autoblog Green on Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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