Don't hate. I just want to know how to tell the difference between the front of the fl212 and the 213.
I think the exhaust pointed downwards is so the soot (diesel black dust) blows down into the ground instead of outwards into the vision of motorists driving behind and also will not collect on the back bumper and rear lights. This was probably more prominent in the 1970's/1980's when diesels of that time didn't have any catalytic converters or diesel particulate filters so would blow out alot of soot from their exhausts. I remember Mercedes introduced this downward turned exhaust tip on the W123 models in the 1970's.I remember that most diesel pipes were pointed downwards about 15-20 years ago. I was told then that it had to do with the exhaust being hotter than on the petrol engines, and that the pipes were turned downward to protect paint, plastic and such.
That E-class looks really hot and sporty in that pic with the AMG kit.
Please tell me you have pictures of it.
E220d 4matic and E350d 4matic - when?
My 3 favorite E-class models of all time driving at the back (W123, W124 and now W213)Ch-ch-ch-changes.
I think the exhaust pointed downwards is so the soot (diesel black dust) blows down into the ground instead of outwards into the vision of motorists driving behind and also will not collect on the back bumper and rear lights. This was probably more prominent in the 1970's/1980's when diesels of that time didn't have any catalytic converters or diesel particulate filters so would blow out alot of soot from their exhausts. I remember Mercedes introduced this downward turned exhaust tip on the W123 models in the 1970's.
By then probably with the new I6 cylinder engine?E350d 4MATIC in the second half of 2017
IRL on the road it isn't hard to differ between W213 and W205.
By then probably with the new I6 cylinder engine?
By the way, I've seen several driving already. IRL on the road it isn't hard to differ between W213 and W205. Even in black, I could tell right away it was a W213 (my wife thought it was a W205 (EDIT: W222) though)
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