New Mercedes-Benz reviews
Mercedes-Benz A-class reviews
Mercedes-Benz's A-class started life back in 1998 as a tall, compact people carrier. After a very early example of the car rolled over during a swerve test, Mercedes fitted electronic stability control to the A-class, making it the first mainstream model to boast this safety equipment. The second generation A-class (2005-2012) followed the MPV theme, but was better to drive and looked more upmarket. The latest model has morphed into a far more conventional, yet distinctive-looking hatchback. Read our reviews to see how the A-class compares with rivals.
Latest model: Mercedes-Benz A-class (2012-)
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Mercedes-Benz A-class (2005-2012)
New price: £15,275 - £21,260
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Mercedes-Benz A-class (2012-)
New price: £19,090 - £29,505
Mercedes-Benz B-class reviews
The Mercedes-Benz B-class is a medium hatchback, but it's tall and wide, giving it MPV-like versatility. The B-class can be luxurious, if the right options are specified. Prices are way in excess of other medium hatchbacks, although you are getting a finely-crafted and very safe car.
Latest model: Mercedes-Benz B-class (2012-)
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Mercedes-Benz B-class (2005-2011)
New price: £19,635 - £25,195
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Mercedes-Benz B-class (2012-)
New price: £21,665 - £27,915
Mercedes-Benz C-class reviews
The Mercedes-Benz C-class is popular large car, sold as a saloon, estate and coupé. Its main rivals are the Audi A4 and BMW 3 Series. The C-class is expensive to buy - new or used - but holds its value well. It's comfortable, and the latest diesel engines are very fuel-efficient.
Latest models: Mercedes C-class (2007-), Mercedes C-class Estate (2008-), Mercedes C-class coupé
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Mercedes-Benz C-class (2007-)
New price: - - £66,300
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Mercedes-Benz C-class Estate (2008-)
New price: - - £67,500
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Mercedes-Benz C-class coupe (2011-)
New price: £30,130 - £98,170
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Mercedes-Benz CL (2007-)
New price: £87,780 - £164,155
Mercedes-Benz CLC reviews
The Mercedes-Benz CLC is actually an evolution of the C-class Sport Coupe, though it borrows styling from the current C-class saloon. It's a four-seater coupe, though it's never been a particularly fast or sporty car, despite appearances.
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Mercedes-Benz CLC Coupe (2008-2010)
New price: £19,360 - £24,750
Mercedes-Benz CLS reviews
The original Mercedes-Benz CLS set the standard for luxury four-door saloons back in 2005. The second generation CLS is aiming to build on its success, though faces stiff competition from German rivals Audi and BMW.
In 2012 the CLS saloon was joined by an estate version, the CLS Shooting Brake, which offers the practicality of a four-door load lugger without losing the stunning design of the CLS.
Latest model: Mercedes-Benz CLS (2011-)
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Mercedes-Benz CLS (2005-2010)
New price: £48,190 - £77,415
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Mercedes-Benz CLS (2011-)
New price: £47,600 - £81,495
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Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake (2012-)
New price: £49,385 - £82,645
Mercedes-Benz E-class reviews
Mercedes' E-class has a long legacy, being the German maker's mainstay for many years. It's a big luxury saloon (but also available in coupe, estate and convertible formats) with many luxury features and an unruffled, refined atmosphere.
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Mercedes-Benz E-class (2009-)
New price: £28,925 - £81,030
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Mercedes-Benz E-class Convertible (2010-)
New price: £34,595 - £57,230
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Mercedes-Benz E-class Coupe (2009-)
New price: £31,225 - £55,230
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Mercedes-Benz E-class estate (2010-)
New price: £31,185 - £82,220
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Mercedes-Benz GL (2006-)
New price: £55,720 - £74,150
Mercedes-Benz M-class reviews
The Mercedes M-class is a full-size 4x4 that competes against the BMW X5, Lexus RX, Volvo XC90 and VW Touareg. The original M-class was sold from 1998-2004. It was replaced with a much-improved second generation version, which remains on sale today.
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Mercedes-Benz M-class (2005-2011)
New price: £41,880 - £79,532
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Mercedes-Benz M-class (2012)
New price: £43,220 - £82,995
Mercedes-Benz S-class reviews
Mercedes-Benz S-class has traditionally represented the pinnacle of Mercedes' technological know-how, but it's recently been superseded by the uber-luxury Maybach. Still, S-class is a very comfortable way to travel - if you can afford it.
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Mercedes-Benz S-class (2006-)
New price: £57,605 - £164,460
Used Mercedes-Benz reviews
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Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG reviews
1 review available (2010 - 2013) | Used price: from £131,000
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Mercedes-Benz CLC reviews
1 review available (2008 - 2010) | Used price: from £12,295
The Mercedes-Benz CLC is actually an evolution of the C-class Sport Coupe, though it borrows styling from the current C-class saloon. It's a four-seater coupe, though it's never been a particularly fast or sporty car, despite appearances.
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Mercedes-Benz CL reviews
1 review available (2007 - 2010) | Used price: from £28,250
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Mercedes-Benz GL reviews
1 review available (2006 - 2011) | Used price: from £25,000
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Mercedes-Benz S-class reviews
1 review available (2006 - 2013) | Used price: from £22,500
Mercedes-Benz S-class has traditionally represented the pinnacle of Mercedes' technological know-how, but it's recently been superseded by the uber-luxury Maybach. Still, S-class is a very comfortable way to travel - if you can afford it.
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Mercedes-Benz B-class reviews
1 review available (2005 - 2011) | Used price: from £7,095
The Mercedes-Benz B-class is a medium hatchback, but it's tall and wide, giving it MPV-like versatility. The B-class can be luxurious, if the right options are specified. Prices are way in excess of other medium hatchbacks, although you are getting a finely-crafted and very safe car.
Latest model: Mercedes-Benz B-class (2012-)
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Mercedes-Benz CLS reviews
2 reviews available (2005 - 2013) | Used price: from £15,095
The original Mercedes-Benz CLS set the standard for luxury four-door saloons back in 2005. The second generation CLS is aiming to build on its success, though faces stiff competition from German rivals Audi and BMW.
In 2012 the CLS saloon was joined by an estate version, the CLS Shooting Brake, which offers the practicality of a four-door load lugger without losing the stunning design of the CLS.
Latest model: Mercedes-Benz CLS (2011-)
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Mercedes-Benz SLK reviews
2 reviews available (2004 - 2013) | Used price: from £10,595
Mercedes' SLK introduced the folding metal roof sports car to a whole new generation when it first arrived in 1996. It's since been replaced by a second-generation Mercedes SLK, which took over in 2004. Both are fun to drive but the Mk2 SLK has the edge in terms of driving fun.
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Mercedes-Benz Viano reviews
1 review available (2004 - 2012) | Used price: from £8,895
The Mercedes-Benz Viano is a large people carrier based on the Vito van. As such the Viano isn't as refined as some rivals, but it's robustly designed and has some desirable luxury options.
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Mercedes-Benz E-class reviews
5 reviews available (2002 - 2013) | Used price: from £6,375
Mercedes' E-class has a long legacy, being the German maker's mainstay for many years. It's a big luxury saloon (but also available in coupe, estate and convertible formats) with many luxury features and an unruffled, refined atmosphere.



