The E-Class range covers coupe, saloon and estate body styles across the W212 and W213 generations, and it's one of the few cars where we stock a genuine front grille swap alongside the usual splitters and spoilers. Here's what to fit and in what order.
Front Grille — The Standout Upgrade
A Panamericana GT/GTR-style vertical-bar grille is the single biggest change you can make to an E-Class front end, and unlike most cars on our site, we stock it across three generations: W207 coupe, W212 saloon, and W213. There's also a diamond-style grille for the W212 and W207 coupe if you want a finer mesh look instead of the vertical-bar style. No other model in our range has this much grille choice.
Front Splitter — Pairs With AMG Line Bumpers
The W212 front splitter is built for AMG Line bumpers specifically, so check your bumper shape before ordering — it won't sit right on a standard SE or Sport bumper.
Rear Spoiler — Saloon, Coupe and More Than One Finish
This is the deepest part of the E-Class range. W212 saloon spoilers come in both gloss black and carbon fibre. The W207/C207 coupe has its own boot spoiler shape, also in both finishes, plus a separate window lip spoiler. W213 gets a gloss black roof spoiler for the estate (S213) and both gloss black and carbon fibre boot spoilers for the C238 coupe, including an E63-style option on the performance models.
Coupe vs Saloon vs Estate — What Changes
The E-Class isn't just old versus new here — body style matters as much as generation. A W213 saloon spoiler won't fit the C238 coupe, and the S213 estate uses a different roof spoiler again. Confirm your exact body style, not just "W212" or "W213," before ordering.
Shop Mercedes E-Class Parts
Browse the full Mercedes E-Class collection for grilles, splitters and spoilers across W207, W212 and W213, or read our step-by-step spoiler fitting guide before you order.