Mercedes-Benz introduced their W124 based wagons for the 1986 model year. This series of wagons are known as the S124 range. The Mercedes-Benz S124 was the first Mercedes wagon to be officially titled as an E-Class. Although production of the S124 started for the 1986 model year, it was not officially known as an E-Class until the 1994 model year. The S124 was available with either an inline four or inline six engine. Notable S124 variants include the 200T, 200TE, 220TE, 230TE, 250TD, 280TE, 320TE, E200, E220, E250 Diesel, E280, E300D, 300TE, 300TE 4MATIC, 300TE-24, 300TD, 300TD Turbo, and the E320. These variants can feature different names due to different markets, but feature the same chassis code, in addition to different names for different markets, Mercedes changed their naming system in late 1993, so the 200TE became the E200. AMG also built a wide range of S124 AMG offerings, including the E36 AMG. Built until 1996, the S124 was replaced by the S210 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Wagon.