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2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Pre-Purchase Inspection Checklist

W214 (7th Generation) · 2.0L Turbo I4 MHEV (E350, 255hp) / 3.0L Turbo I6 MHEV (E450, 375hp) / 4.0L Biturbo V8 AMG (E53 AMG S, 603hp) · $65,000 - $120,000

Known Issues — 2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class

MODERATE

New MBUX Superscreen software instability in early production months

MODERATE

48V mild hybrid system fault warnings on some early builds

MODERATE

Rear-axle steering recalibration warnings after tire rotations

MODERATE

OTA update failures locking infotainment until dealer visit

MODERATE

Acoustic windshield delamination on some early units

MINOR

Lane-change assist hesitation with erratic speed differential detection

What to Inspect

  • Test all MBUX Superscreen functions — split views, voice, maps
  • Check 48V mild hybrid system for fault codes
  • Verify rear-axle steering calibration is current
  • Check windshield for any delamination bubbles
  • Confirm all OTA updates have been applied successfully
  • Test lane-change and lane-keeping assist on highway

Expected Maintenance Costs

ServiceIntervalCost
Service A (oil & filter)every 10,000 miles$350-$500
Service B (full inspection)every 20,000 miles$700-$1,000
Spark plugs replacementevery 60,000 miles$350-$550
Transmission fluid serviceevery 40,000 miles$450-$650
Brake pads and rotors (front)every 30,000-40,000 miles$750-$1,150
48V mild hybrid battery checkevery 40,000 miles$200-$350

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