See Mercedes-Benz E-Class for sale on PistonHeadsĪfter a few earlier gremlins, the E 300 appears as reliable as any other E-Class, with few electrical and engines issues being reported. Clever packaging ensures the hybrid kit doesn’t eat into rear seat or boot space, too. When fitted with 16in wheels, this combination can return 64.2mpg and emit 116g/km of CO2. Take a smooth-riding, quiet, comfortable and refined executive car, add an electric motor and the result is a more economical, quieter and cleaner car that’s great for touring.Īvailable in either saloon or estate form, the E 300 Hybrid has a 201bhp 2.1-litre diesel engine linked to a 27bhp electric motor. We found an 80kW Visia Flex from 2014 with 4000 miles on the clock for just £6995, with its battery on Flex Lease.Ĥ.
Owners have reported problems with the start-up battery going flat, but otherwise the Leaf appears reliable. The Leaf’s range can suffer in colder weather and a full recharge from a household plug can take eight to 12 hours, although fast charging gives you an 80% charge within 30 minutes.
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