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Mercedes readies advanced safety tech for next E class

The next-generation Mercedes-Benz E class sedan, camouflaged on display in Germany Tuesday, will feature a new level of safety and autonomous driving features when it goes on sale next spring in the U.S. (DIANA T. KURYLKO)
DT
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Diana T. Kurylko
July 07, 2015 05:00 AM

STUTTGART -- Mercedes-Benz will introduce a new suite of advanced safety and autonomous driving features on the redesigned E-class sedan next spring.

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