Common Difference Between the Mercedes Classes – All Models
Mercedes Benz is a world-famous automobile maker and German-based automobile company. Continue reading to know more about the common difference between the Mercedes classes.
About Mercedes
Mercedes is a German treat and commercial vehicle automotive brand established in 1926. Mercedes-Benz has its headquarters in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
Mercedes-Benz produces consumer comfort vehicles and commercial vehicles badged as Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz became the largest brand of premium vehicles in the world.
Common Difference Between the Mercedes Classes
With many Mercedes cars, one of the most asked questions is, “What is the common difference between the Mercedes classes?”
How does one differentiate one Mercedes-Benz class from the other one? Mercedes-Benz uses a car numbering system which is like what other German carmakers do to their different models of cars.
Except you are very familiar with Mercedes-Benz car models, it is usually difficult to tell the difference. That question and the confusion which made you and other people ask is why this thread is necessary.
1. A-CLASS
A-Class was the first car model launched by Mercedes-Benz. It is very popular because of its unique fuel efficiency system.
2. B-CLASS
The B-Class was the second car model launched by Mercedes-Benz. It is very popular judging from the fact that the German carmaker had sold over 2013 since the care model was first launched in 2013.
Mercedes-Benz B-Class is marketed as a sports compact car.
3. C-CLASS
Of all the car models/ series produced by Mercedez-Benz, the C-Class is the cheapest and, hence, the most affordable of them all.
Make no mistake- being the most affordable and the cheapest doesn’t make it of poor quality. You would be getting your money’s worth when you buy it or even more.
There are different types such as the C300 and 350 sport sedans, and the exclusive C63 AMG.
4. CL-CLASS
The Mercedes-Benz CL-Class is wholly a couple of classes that the German carmaker is offering to the public.
There are options such as the two-door coupes, which are the CL550 and the CL600, and the AMG types which are the CL63 AMG and the CL65 AMG.
5. E-CLASS
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is Mercedes-Benz’s full-size sedan. You have the option of a sedan or coupe.
Furthermore, you can choose the option of the E350 turbo-diesel sedan, the E550 sedan, the coupe, or the wagon and the E63 AMG.
6. GL-CLASS
The Mercedes-Benz E-Classis Mercedes-Benz’s full-size SUV comes in options such as the GL350 BlueTEC diesel, GL450, and GL550.
7. M-CLASS
Do you love luxury cars? Then you would surely love this series. The Mercedes-Benz E-Class is Mercedes-Benz’s crossover-luxury SUV and it is very popular among car lovers all around the world.
There are options such as the ML350, the ML BlueTEC which runs on diesel, the ML450, which is a hybrid (petrol and diesel), and the ML550. There is also the ML63 AMG option.
8. R-CLASS
Love minivans? You would surely love the Mercedes-Benz R-Class. There are two options of the R-Class, which are the R350 crossover and the R350, which runs on diesel.
If you are looking to get a Mercedes-Benz family car, this is your best buy and the perfect option for you and your family.
9. S-CLASS
Now, for those who love sedans that come with luxury, the S-Class is the choice in the Mercedes-Benz car series.
There are hybrid options (which run on diesel or petrol as you wish) such as the S400, the S550 sedan, and the S65 AMG. It is the flagship car in the luxury sedan range.
10. SL-CLASS
Arguably Mercedes-Benz’s most beautiful car yet, the recent model R231 is the one. Known for its beautiful aesthetics, this car series is a sight to behold.
This SUV series is suited even more for off-road driving. It is a roadster. Manufacturing of the SL-class or SL Roadster began as far back as 1954.
Only a few other Mercedez-Benz classes can match the SL-Class ruggedness off-road. Even the military uses it which says a lot about its toughness and durability.
CSN Team.
