Mercedes-Benz W219

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The Mercedes-Benz W219 automobiles began production in 2005. The platform is based on the W211 E-Class. It was sold as the CLS-Class "4-door coupe", although the bodystyle is properly termed a 4-door sedan, similar to the fastback sedan designs created by Robert Opron in the 1970's.

[edit] Engines

The car has a diesel engine with 165kW/224hp in Europe and three petrol engines:

CLS 350 CGI (3498 cc; 215 kW/292 hp; 365 N·m (269 ft·lbf)) (petrol direct injection)
CLS 550 (5561 cc; 285 kW/388 hp; 530 N·m (391 ft·lbf))
CLS 63 AMG (6208 cc; 378 kW/514 hp; 630 N·m (465 ft·lbf))

Old engines: CLS 350 (3,5l; 200 kW/272 hp; 350 Nm), CLS 500 (5,0l; 225 kW/306 hp; 460 N·m (339 ft·lbf)), CLS 55 AMG (5,4l; 350 kW/476 hp; 700 N·m (516 ft·lbf))

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Type	Class	1980s										1990s										2000s
Type	Class	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Subcompact	A																		W168								W169
Entry-level	C			W201 (190)												W202							W203						W204
Mid-size car	E	W123						W124										W210							W211
Mid-size car	CLS																									W219
Full-size	S	W126											W140								W220							W221
Roadster	SLK																			R170								R171
Roadster	SL	R107									R129														R230
Coupé	CLC																							W203						CL203
	CLK																			W208					W209
	CL			C126										C140							C215							C216
Supercar	SLR																										C199
off-road	G	W460											W461
off-road	G											W463
SUV	GLK																												X204
	M																			W163								W164
	GL																												X164
MPVs	B																										W245
	R																											V251
	Vaneo																							W414
	Vito																	Vito										Vito
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