The all-new Mercedes E-class Cabrio is currently on display at the Detroit Motor Show, as its sales begin and Mercedes announces its official pricing. This car has replaced the CLK model, and mercifully it is so good that you’ll never miss the old car! The E-Cabrio is available with 8 different engines which all has the BlueEFFICIENCY technology, except for the E500 V8. Pricing starts at 47,719 Euros, for the E220 diesel and goes up to 71,519 Euros for the fuly loaded E500 petrol model.

MSRP of all variants after the jump…

The 2010 Mercedes E-class Carbrio comes with a new technology called the AIRSCARF, more details on this:

Mercedes-Benz has now combined the two innovative AIRCAP® and AIRSCARF® systems – which are also available separately – in the so-called Cabriolet Comfort package for a price of 1249.50 euros. The automatic AIRCAP® draught-stop system can be extended at the touch of a button and significantly reduces turbulence in the vehicle interior. AIRCAP® comprises two components: a draught deflector with net incorporated into the windscreen frame which can be extended by six centimetres, and a draught-stop between the rear seat head restraints. The AIRSCARF® neck-level heating system is built into the front seat backrests and blows warm air through openings in the head restraints. In the new E-Class Cabriolet, the outlet vents can be swivelled up and down by 36 degrees.

Thanks to its acoustic cabriolet soft top fitted as standard, when closed the E?Class Cabriolet has one of the quietest interiors in the segment of four-seater premium cabriolets. The high-quality insulation in the soft top has a significantly noticeable effect on reducing sound levels in the vehicle interior compared with conventional soft tops.