more affordable and refined.. is this is the best used car in the world? 2018 Review

overview 0:00:00
background 0:00:56
driving experience 0:04:00
design and build 0:14:33
market and model range 0:27:53
cost of ownership 0:50:32
summary 0:58:49

Jonathan Crouch writes an in-depth Mercedes S-Class 2018 review. If you want to watch more reviews on vehicles like this Mercedes S-Class 2018, make sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel and comment what YOU want us to review next.

Join this channel to get access to perks:
   / @caranddrivingcarreviews  

The Mercedes S-Class has always been the luxury saloon by which all others are measured. This improved version of the sixth generation 'W222'-series S-Class, an update launched in 2017, proved to be more affordable to run and even cleverer to use, but this car's real strengths continued to remain in comfort and refinement. This facelift may have represented a mid-term update but the changes were far-reaching. Under the bonnet, there were all-new petrol and diesel engines, the cabin was completely upgraded and there were further steps towards fully autonomous driving. It all added up to a package that continued to leave this as the world's best selling full-Luxury sector saloon. Let's check this model out as a used buy.

History
The Mercedes S-Class. It's traditionally been the sensible answer to the question every motoring expert likes to dodge - 'what's the best car in the world?'. Other vehicles can be more opulent, faster or better to drive but over the years, no other model has so consistently delivered such a technologically-advanced blend of automotive virtues. Here, we're looking at the vastly improved version of the 'W222'-series sixth generation model, an update Mercedes introduced in 2017.

And we mean 'vastly improved'. Over 6,000 components were here either created or re-designed to change the 'W222'-series model (which had been originally launched back in 2013), creating this facelifted version. Which at the time made this the most comprehensive mid-life update made to any car in Mercedes history. You can see why the Stuttgart maker felt the need to do that, with completely new versions of BMW's 7 Series, Audi's A8, Porsche's Panamera and the Lexus LS all, by 2017, having been recently launched with jaw-dropping technology in a bid to tempt away traditional S-Class buyers.



Writer - Jonathan Crouch

Want to know more?
Find out by using our website: https://www.caranddriving.com/index.aspx

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caranddrivi...
Twitter:   / cardrivingvideo  
Facebook:   / caranddrivingltd  
LinkedIn:   / caranddriving  



#mercedes #mercedesbenz #mercedessclass