You only have to say the word for it to conjure up an image of all that is attractive and exciting about owning and driving the piece of precision engineering that is a motorcar. It is not just that Mercedes may have been amongst the first in the game, but the fact that they have continued to stay ahead of it for more than a century.
First a little background and then we have put together a few snapshots of the latest models of Mercedes cars - though such short descriptions are unlikely to do them full justice.
It's a point historians will argue over, so let's say that Karl Benz's Patent Motorwagen of 1886 was probably the world's first automobile. What's not in doubt is that Mercedes Benz went on to be one of the greatest car manufacturers of all time. World beating racers, prestigious luxury, tough old trucks and mile-eating buses – the Mercedes marque has excelled in every area.
Fuel economy
As with all cars, miles per gallon achieved will vary between cars according to specification and driving conditions. This is true even of cars that fall within the same model. However, as a guide, the A-Class should achieve around 50-70mpg and the B-Class sports tourer 40-60mpg. The E-Class saloon comes in at around 30-70mpg: if that sounds like a wide range, it is because the E-Class specifications are quite varied, including a hybrid version and specifications that optimise fuel efficiency. The C-Class estate can get 25-55 mpg, the CLA-Class coupe about 50-60mpg and the M-Class SUV around 25-45mpg.
Few marques have the cachet attached to the Mercedes name. Luxury, style, reliability and performance all come at a price, of course.
Financing Your Mercedes
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