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Spy photos have emerged today showcasing the next variant of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, this time in a two-door hardtop convertible form. As may remember, Mercedes has chosen to drop the "CLK" moniker from its lineup, replacing it instead with the less confusing "E-Class Coupe"; so the model you're viewing is in essence the next version of the outgoing CLK convertible (despite being called an E-Class).
Compared to the current CLK, the E-Class Coupe/Convertible is expected to grow in length by some 4 inches, with an emphasis being placed on adding legroom and creating a more functional four-seat convertible. Because its based on the new E-Class sedan platform, engine options will likely be the same as its counterpart, with Mercedes already confirming their new four-cylinder diesel engine generation will make its way into the range.
As always, we'll keep you posted if any new details of the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Convertible emerge; in the meantime, keep scrolling for a pair of photos highlighting the model (click either to enlarge), then head over The Car Connection to view the E-Class Convertible spy photo gallery in its entirety.
Enjoy ladies and gentlemen.


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