The E-Class is one of the well-received cars from the beloved German automaker. Every single model year offers something new to get excited about and the 2020 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is one that is definitely topping the list for everyone’s wish lists! It significantly becomes even more appealing through the years and it will be quite a challenge to try taking it down from the ranks.
The 2020 BMW 4-Series, on the other hand, is built to deliver a strong performance and poise. BMW has a good reputation for its world-class vehicles but will this hard-earned title enough to take down the E-Class? Here is a comparison to check both cars.
Whether in sedan, coupe, convertible or wagon form, the E-Class maintains an attractive and balanced look. The sedan has a voluptuous design just like a classic Mercedes. The coupe and convertible versions have a more dramatic styling with their draping roofline and short trunk lids. All models, however, share the same cabin design, with the round vents, matte-finish trim and standard synthetic leather that may be upgraded for the real thing.
The 4-Series returns this year with literally nothing new to offer for its design. It does have a near-perfect set of dimensions and without too many distracting exterior details. Though it looks pleasant, the 4-Series is not visually appealing when compared to the E-Class.
The E-Class has the Mercedes COMAND® infotainment that can be controlled by a touchpad. There is a built-in navigation system and both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for smart phone integration. There is also plenty of safety features, such as the drowsy driver warning system and automatic emergency braking.
The 4-Series has the iDrive to rival the COMAND®. It has Apple CarPlay but owners need to pay for the subscription. Android Auto is not available but there is Bluetooth® for both phone and audio connection.
The standard engine for the E-Class can deliver up to 241 hp and 273 lb-ft of torque. It boasts of a calm composure but is always ready for some action because of the responsive chassis. .
The base trim for the 4-Series has a 248-hp engine. Although it is mostly solid on the road, it is noticeable how it lacks a straight-line acceleration. The engine seems to lack enough power so it is expected that it cannot easily outrun other vehicles in the same class.
What makes the 2020 Mercedes-Benz E-Class a lot better compared to the 2020 BMW 4-Series is that it never runs out of fresher features with every model year. There is always something new to look forward to and it always end up making the E-Class better than the last model. The 4-Series’ lack of innovativeness translates as an uninspiring car to have.
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