S-Class Legacy -- Mercedes-Benz at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance

How can an all-new S-Class outdo the previous generation? That's the unique challenge of engineering each generation of S-Class, but it's also what drives to create the best car in the world each time. Filmed at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, here's an in-depth look at some of the iconic vehicles that built the S-Class legend.

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-4 1. TaxCollector commented 11 years ago

I'll bet it's not as mush fun to drive as my TVR.

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+3 2. mashkalji commented 11 years ago

0-100 in 4.8s

new golf R: 4.9s

same performance for a fraction of the price

but yeah, no one would by an S-class for perfoamnce

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+10 3. Burimi commented 11 years ago

#2- S-Class isn't sport car!

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+5 4. jeffy commented 11 years ago

Briliant cars , all of them .

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+10 5. loadme commented 11 years ago

#2 you dont buy an s-class for speed. you buy it for everything.

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-5 6. majais commented 11 years ago

http://www.theawfultruth.com/salbmw/

I'd never buy a car from any of those guys!

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+3 7. r123 commented 11 years ago

Over-engineering at its best...

After a couple years, once out of warranty, all high-end Mercedes-Benz are notorious to depreciate a lot. Reason: over-engineering and very expensive parts.

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+1 8. rufinus commented 11 years ago

#6 this is the stupidist thing i ever read on snotr... and the competion was high...

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-1 9. schlafanzyk commented 11 years ago

... or as the rest of the world knows it: The dictator's choice.

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0 10. whiteleon commented 11 years ago

Still, feeling desire to buy this car does not change the fact that i can not afford it.