If the Mercedes Benz S-Class is going to be a candidate for elections, it would already be holding a position already and it would perhaps be having quite a lengthy stay. But since there are no elections in the auto industry, then the Mercedes Benz S-Class would have just to make do with awards where the consumers are the ones who vote for the best.
For the fifth time, the Mercedes Benz S-Class has been voted as the Luxury Car of the Year for Fleet News. “The absolute pinnacle. The S-Class covers all the bases in terms of a luxury car – style, appeal, comfort, space and, in the new model, plenty of safety innovations including Pre-Safe and Distronic Plus. In S 320 CDI guise, it also offers fairly reasonable running costs for a car of this type,” expresses Fleet News.
The Mercedes Benz S-Class sure does look like it is going through a winning binge. Remember that before it received this new accolade, it has just taken home the What Car? Award for its own category. And for the latter, it is the seventh time that the Mercedes Benz S-Class was awarded such.
“This important accolade proves that S-Class is uniquely popular with all types of customer whether private or corporate. It is unique in offering the very best technology and state-of-the-art engines in a perennially-desirable product.,” expresses Kevin West, the Mercedes Car Group’s National Sales Manager. He even does further add, “As well as the refinements our customers expected from their previous S-Class, the newest model introduced infra-red NightView Assist to the world, making night time driving easier – and much safer than before. The latest variants can have PRE-SAFE® Brake, which is the first globally-available system that automatically brakes in the event of an impending impact.”
The Mercedes Benz S-Class is one of the more popular vehicles in the auto industry. It is perfectly manufactured so as to hold the best auto parts and features that could range from the simplest Iceman cold air intake systems to the most complicated Bluetooth technology gadgets.
By: Lauren Woods