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Are the Mercedes-Benz E300 and E300L the same?

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BlakelyLynn

09/04/25 4:01am

Mercedes-Benz E300 and E300L are not the same; there are differences. Below are the relevant introductions: 1. Space difference: The latter is an extended version based on the former, mainly with a longer wheelbase, so the rear space of the latter is larger. 2. Appearance difference: The most obvious distinction in appearance is the length of the rear door, with the latter being noticeably longer than the former. Literally, 'L' stands for long-wheelbase, meaning the E300L has a longer body and wheelbase compared to the E300, directly resulting in more rear seat space. From a production perspective, the E300L is domestically produced, while the E300 is fully imported. In terms of appearance, the Mercedes-Benz new E-Class long-wheelbase version remains unchanged from the imported E-Class, with only some adjustments made to the body length, width, and wheelbase for the Chinese market. The domestically produced Mercedes-Benz E-Class long-wheelbase version has a body length of 5012mm, with the wheelbase extended by 140mm to 3014mm, and the body width slightly increased by 1mm.

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DelPaul

09/16/25 5:08am

To be honest, I've driven quite a few Mercedes-Benz models, and the E300 and E300L are definitely not identical. The core difference lies in the wheelbase: the E300 is the standard wheelbase version, offering more agile handling and easier parking/turning; while the E300L is the long-wheelbase variant, with approximately 10cm extra rear legroom, providing more spacious seating that doesn't feel cramped even when fully occupied. Power-wise, both share the same 2.0T engine and 9-speed transmission, with negligible acceleration differences. However, the long-wheelbase design leans more towards business or family use, delivering superior highway stability. Personally, I think the E300 suffices for primarily front-seat driving, but the E300L is worth considering if you frequently transport passengers or take family trips. Market positioning affects pricing slightly, with the long-wheelbase version being marginally more expensive, though most configurations remain synchronized. Don't overlook regular maintenance for prolonging vehicle lifespan – Mercedes' aftersales service is quite reliable.

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