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Long wheelbase vehicles are meant to give extra room for people who can’t seem to get enough of it on their cars. So you would think that having that additional space would be enough for these guys, right? Well, guess again. To accommodate those people that want their vehicles to redefine the word ‘spacious’, tuning ‘extentionaires’ Binz has released their latest line of Mercedes E-Class XTEND vehicles meant to give the space needy their due medicine. Measuring a ridiculous 19 feet in length with a wheelbase of over 12 feet, and weighing an eye-popping 4,629 lbs, Binz’s new XTEND line-up will give you all the space you need to have your own party inside the car. The tuning firm’s list of E-Class Estate vehicles eligible to be “extended” – no pun intended – include the E250 CDI, E350 CGI and E500. These three models have their own engine specifications - you’ll see them in one of the photos – so the price tag for all that extending begins at €121,950, or about $163,400 based on current exchange rates, going all the way to possibly around €160,000, or $214,000. Guess there’s a pretty big price to pay to have all that space in your car, huh? If for nothing else, at least you can get to roll around town in a car that writes wealth and luxury all by itself. .
23 comments: Mercedes E-Class Xtend by Binz This is what I’m really expecting for a limousine vehicle. E-Class is super glamorous on its very neat appearance and for being a long base vehicle. I’m just a little curious on its interior?
 I just noticed that it is very striking and well-proportioned and hygienic and decent appearance, but it seems that it didn’t offer some impressive interior or luxurious technologies just like what the other limousine cars had.
 When I hear or whenever I see a limousine on the movie, I was always expecting it to be like this, a long wheelbase but with this one, I didn’t find it too classy most especially on its interior but sure I love the fact that it is so spacious.
 Same thing goes on my head ettore_lombardi. Long Base vehicle is quite elegant but i don’t think those rims is good on that car. its much better if they consider the design of Graf Stradale.
 i think Long wheelbase vehicles are quite expensive and luxurious. However, I don’t like the design of the wheel is kind of cheap, its better if they considered the Y spoke design.
 This is bad! This is supposedly the aftermarket version!right? I didn’t get if this car is a stretched minivan or not so bog R class? Confuse here..
 It doesn’t look "evil". It’s too ugly to look evil OR good. It’s just a poorly designed car, much like most of the current Mercedes line of vehicles. The proportions of the gullwing are amateur leaving the only thing of any interest under its skin being the engine.
 The E-Class is a much more expensive car, and probably a better performer. I’m sure that I would enjoy driving it if I won the lottery.
 Especially with lighter color cars. The trunk space that the hard top eats up makes it impractical for road trips. That said, the soft convertible top on this Mercedes doesn’t look right. The back-seat windows are a dopey shape and the rear is droopy.
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02.6.2012 @ 03:20