A frontrunner in the luxury midsize sedan segment, the Mercedes E-Class is one of the most beautiful vehicles on the road. In the latest 2014 edition, slight enhancements to its front end have been made to improve its look and excellent new safety features have been added, increasing security during daily commutes. Powertrains have also been revised for the new year with the E250 Bluetec receiving a fuel-efficient diesel four-cylinder engine and the E63 getting standard all-wheel drive. An S-Model package provides additional power for buyers who want top speed. To get a full review of the 2014 Mercedes E-Class in Lincoln, read our summary below; then scroll down for extra details.

Safety is a must in any vehicle and the 2014 Mercedes E-Class in Lincoln comes roaring and ready for anything and everything with its new lineup of safety features. The previously offered driver assistance package receives an update this year in the form of a steering assist component, which uses a camera to help drivers stay in their lane, and adaptive cruise control. A newly enhanced driver-drowsiness monitor is also included on the sedan and is complemented by highly advanced front/rear mitigation systems. On top of these improvements, admired in Edmunds' 2014 Mercedes E-Class review, the sedan comes with front, side, pelvic and knee airbags, stability control and antilock brakes.

With five powertrain options specially fit for each model, the Mercedes E-Class produces high performance and a smooth ride like no other. Heading into 2014, the sedan makes way for a new 2.1L turbocharged diesel four-cylinder engine on E250 models, delivering 195 horsepower and 369 lb.-ft. of torque. The top-of-the-line E63 AMG also gains a new S-Model package, which allows the sedan to produce an outstanding 577 horsepower and 590 lb.-ft. of torque, blowing the rest of the lineup out of the water. In addition to this speed enhancement, the E63 AMG comes standard in all-wheel drive for the first time, leaving Lincoln buyers pleased.