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Mercedes-Benz R-Class Full Road Test Report
320L CDI SE - Cars like the A-Class and the CLS-Class didn’t exist until Mercedes started selling them. And there never was, and still isn’t, anything quite like the R-Class. Being an unique mix of SUV, MPV and luxury estate, Mercedes settled on calling it a Grand Sports Tourer, but is it any good?... read more
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class Coupe Full Road Test Report
500 & 600 - Based on the S-Class, the CL is the Mercedes for well-heeled drivers who don’t wish to be mistaken for a chauffeur or dipomat, and who seek an even sportier image than that offered the CLS sports saloon. And like those Stuttgart stablemates, the CL is also a contender for the title ‘World’s Best Car’. ... read more
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Mr Grocer, London
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2008
What a superb van, you pay more but the extra goes a long way. I do 50,000 miles a year and this van is made for it... I had a Vito 111 Extra Long, I did 160,000 miles with no faults at all. I’ve also got a Peugeot Boxer 07 plate, never again......
Submitted: 21/10/2008 11:46:51
Julie Millington, Hertfordshire
Mercedes-Benz Vaneo 2003
Lovely car to drive, lots of facilities within the vehicle, spacious and able to carry 6 passengers. However suspension is a problem, low mileage needed replacing. Tyres also require regular changes. Engine is good and servicing staff a dealership very attentive.
Submitted: 17/10/2008 16:21:08
Andre Burger, London
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class 2006
My CLS500 is still the best car on the road by far. I used to stay in Harrow, but have since moved back to South Africa. I am waiting in anticipation for the new CLS500 to come onto the market. I will be one of the first people in line to get it. The CLS500 has awsome power, womb-like comfort, sexy styling and I just can’t find anything wrong with it. Well done to Merc for producing the best all-round car......ever!
Submitted: 17/09/2008 09:28:23
Henrietta, Devon
Mercedes-Benz Vaneo 2005
This is a practical car, easy to drive, not too expensive to insure , and holds a large amount of luggage. The back seats can be removed, and should one want to do so, there is space, with the front seats moved forward, for a tall adult to sleep. It isn’t a racing car, but drives happily at normal speeds. My petrol version does about 32 mpg, has climate control and a CD player. The back doors slide open and shut. It is original and elegant and I hope it lasts for at least twenty years.
Submitted: 26/08/2008 15:04:14
Kenny Gillon, Scotland
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner Traveliner 2008
I am a professional driver, so I use the Vito for work. It came in at roughly the same price as a VW Transporter, the Vito is far better looking but it doesn’t have the boot space of the VW. It is a fairly good performer and at not a bad price. I found that by turning the seats to face each other, this gives you space for more luggage behind the drivers seat and the front row turned seats.
Submitted: 11/08/2008 08:53:49
Colin Williams, Merthyr Tydfil
Mercedes-Benz M-Class 420 cdi 2007
One of the best cars I have owned - first class comfort, interior is well built and performance from this wonderful. V8 diesel is outstanding, fuel consumption is reasonable considering the size of the engine - about 25 mpg combined.
Submitted: 31/07/2008 10:39:49
Dave Milty, Yorkshire
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Coupe CLK 200 Petrol 2004
If ever you have wondered into a Sony T.V shop, or a Makita power tool shop or a Rolex jewellers, or a Lamborghini car showroom, you look around and think yes, that is just what i need, (even though the wallet in your pocket is laughing like hell). You know, top of the range marque, massive product support, huge respect from fellow "mendgits", (sorry should explain that this is short for guys who absolutely adore top of the range gadgets and toys), well sometimes and not very often there is an alternative to all of the premier league gadget stars, usually sat within shouting distance of the one that you really want. On the occasion i drifted into the local Mercedes dealer, (looking with intent at the AMG version of an SL coupe), i really was taken aback by the lesser "in your face", brother in law that is the CLK Coupe. Shiny black, cream leather, all the expected gadgets, (and a bloody sun blind across the rear window!). It was a real handsome t**t and seemed to be calling me towards it with quite a grin across the front end. Anyway i abandoned all interest in the AMG, partly due to the CLK and mostly due to the fact that i could not even afford one of the tyres, never mind the bloody car. A friendly clown of a salesman approached me and within fifteen minutes i found myself out in the middle of nowhere test driving this wonderful vehicle. I say wonderful, because that is exactly what it was, has been and still is. It eats miles, it is quiet, quick enough, roomy enough for four, retains a fine mpg and serves me ever so well. It is also admiringly glanced at, very good looking and refined to a point of being cool rather than classy. Not a single bad word can I offer on behalf of this car and anyone considering a coupe that will properly seat four adults, has to go out and look at one of these.
Submitted: 25/07/2008 15:56:13
Adam Smith, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon C220 2008
Beautifully made with excellent road holding, the car is spoiled by a poor ride at speed. Motorway cruising is simply not as relaxed as my previous Volvo’s although somewhat quieter. The interior may be bigger than earlier models but I can still feel cramped when I look upwards to the interior light cluster; it’s awfully close to my eyes. Controls are well laid out but the foot-operated parking brake is ridiculous and forces a change of driving style. Parktronic is implemented poorly with insufficient aural clues. Generally I would say build quality is over-rated now that the competition (including Ford Mondeo) have raised their game.
Submitted: 08/07/2008 12:25:49
Wayne Everill, England
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner 2004
I got this to fit all my kids in, it is very nice to look at, loads of room in it all. This is great until it comes to the drive; very slow in the low gears unless you really put your foot down - seems like you need to get right to the top gears as quick as possible. The first and second gears struggle - also reverse when cold. My wife would rather drive my old Shogun N reg which disappoints me as its a Mercedes. I should of just got a Ford Tourneo which are very easy to drive as my wife will drive my work van which is a transit. A lot of money for very little. I think your just paying for the name which, in this case, Mercedes cannot live up to. I’m not happy at all.
Submitted: 04/07/2008 14:53:17
Stewart Bailey, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class 420 CDI 2008
Never been a big fan of Mercedes - "old mens cars" I’d mutter whenever a friend bought one. Then a combination of large (both in size and number) offspring and their protective mother forced my hand into getting a 7 seater. People carriers just weren’t an option as I didn’t want the world to think I had been lobotomised so a 4x4 it was. And by god did we do our research. Every 4x4 that claimed to seat 7 was driven, pondered and driven again. Decision making when subject to 6 opinions takes time after all.... The easy part was discounting the "wannabes" as the kids put it. So many 7 seater’s simply aren’t (unless you have had you legs or at very least feet and shins surgically removed) You can forget the X5,Q7,XC90 etc. The real choice came down to 2 - the Discovery or the Mercedes GL. Land Rover very kindly let me play at their Gaydon testing ground in a Disco’ and it was an incredible experience. If you really want to cross a desert this is the car for you.... but I’m from Cheshire which is famous for its footballers wives, lush fields and pet horses. Which is where the GL excels. It feels like a Range Rover inside and handled like a Discovery outside. Truly... for a car that would normally sport a French manicure from a Wilmslow salon its heart wanted a rutted field and the calloused hands of a dairy farmer - it’s inspiring offroad. And the engine....700NM of torque. That’s enough to rip the entire tax revenue from Gordon Browns sweaty grasp (which is what you’ll need to be able to fill this beast up) It is simply mind bending when you go flying into a tight corner in a 2.5 ton leather and burr walnut armchair and the thing doesn’t even roll, let alone show any sign of bad manners. Don’t flatter yourself that it’s your driving skill - this thing has more number crunching power than the entire NASA Apollo 11 mission, and it uses it to stop you getting into trouble. And on a straight road... well it’s quick in a "I’ve just learnt how to bend the space/time continuum" sort of way. Miles disappear effortlessly, but it could easily cost you points as the thing is as quiet as a church mouse blindfolded in a cattery. So am I impressed.....oh yes. Should you buy one....oh yes. Am I now an "old man" ....oh no! The kids class the GL as "gangsta" which makes me young and hip trendy (for the first time in my life!) It doesn’t get better than that.
Submitted: 17/06/2008 16:26:27
Martin, Staffordshire
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 313cdi 2007
I’ve had my van just over 1 year now and have done 120,000 - I’m a courier for Europe. This is the best van on the market by far, pay the extra and have no worries, this is my 4th Merc now and no problems. I will continue to only buy Merc vans.
Submitted: 09/06/2008 09:22:25
JM, Bedfordshire
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class 320 Cdi 2007
Simply awesome! Go try one. You won’t regret it.
Submitted: 04/06/2008 08:47:29
Christian Le Guin, County Down
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 200 Classic Kompressor 2008
The E-class was a real return to form for Mercedes. They went back to basics and made everything practical and efficient. This is the Mercedes-Benz quality that I had until recently become accustomed to, I fully expect the engine to outlive me. Performance is stunning on either A-roads or motorways and Mercedes have taken the safety element very seriously, there are airbags in every important position and the 5 star EuroNCAP rating backs up the large feeling of security. The number one luxury saloon.
Submitted: 08/05/2008 14:13:19
Harrie Sellars, Rutland
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon C 200 CDI SE 2008
My C Class is the fourth of its generation. I opted for the diesel and the 40+ MPG. The high quality is evident in every aspect of this car. The steering is more responsive than in previous models and the ride is smooth and comfortable. I think that the price tag of around £22,000 offers good value for money and decent residual values make it a sound option when buying or leasing. The C Class is a spacious, comfortable car with a respectable selection of engines.
Submitted: 01/05/2008 11:25:45
Jeremy Silverman, Herefordshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate C200 Kompressor Estate 2008
Mercedes have got it spot on with this car. It has everything you could hope for from an estate and more. Not only is ot a joy to drive but it’s a real handsome devil of a car. Prices are good too and when you consider what you’re getting - a car that will run and run - I actually think it’s a bit of a bargain. Space wise it’s HUGE. Can’t think of another car I’ve owned that I would mark 5 out of 5.
Submitted: 23/04/2008 21:09:48
Martin Hughes, Cambridgeshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon 180 Kompressor SE 2008
Another well designed car from Mercedes. I’ve had this for only two weeks but already it has impressed me. This car can really work when you need to push it and goes like a bat out of hell when you want it to. It’s a very understated car unlike the BMW 3-series but it’s all there in the drive and it’s no less fun for being, dare I say, slightly classier. Excellent safety features as you’d expect and want in a family car and great use of space too. MPG is in the 40’s bracket so all good there too. Excellent car.
Submitted: 23/04/2008 20:46:31
Mike Hague, Lancashire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon C 320 Avantgarde Auto 2006
Just about to say goodbye to my C320 which has provided outstanding trouble free motoring for the last two years. Exhilarating ride, superb comfort and awesome acceleration. Could not fault this vehicle even if I tried hard, its a beautiful car to drive offering luxurious finish and status. I am about to take delivery of my new E-Class and hope that it is just as good as the vehicle I have enjoyed for the last few years. Previous vehicle was a 5 Series BMW 525 Dse Auto, not a patch on the Mercedes for Style, Comfort, Power and most importantly Looks and Quality feel. Well done Mercedes !!!!!
Submitted: 21/04/2008 08:29:50
Leon Fletcher, Yorkshire
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Coupe 320 CDI Sport 2006
Without doubt the best car I have owned. From new I have now done nearly 30k miles in it without a hitch. Performance is brisk, especially in the midrange, with all that torque available. The 7 speed auto box is good, but can jerk if you’re about to stop but then decide to set off (the ’box doesn’t know whether to go for 1st, keep 2nd or engage 3rd!) again. The flappy paddle option is handy for overtaking (press and hold the ’down’ paddle, and the car adopts best gear for acceleration - a bit more controlled than kickdown). Fit and finish seems good, with no niggles, although the windscreen can mist up (even on AUTO c/c) if you encounter freezing fog or snow. Rather annoying. Heated seats are just wonderful, and have 3 heat settings you can switch on any time (unlike my old Renault Laguna). Satnav works well in the COMAND system, but you can’t play DVDs on it, like in the E class. The iPod option works very well, controllable from the speedo centre display (artists, tracks etc displayed there). The Pirelli PZero Rossos the car came with (on 18in AMG rims) don’t last long! And the rims are an absolute swine for kerb damage. The car aquaplanes very easily in the wet, and an injudicious prod on the throttle (with all those foot-pounds on tap) will have the back end of the car all over the place if you’re not pointing it straight (and a wiggle if you are!). It is *very* easy to have the rears scrabbling for grip as you set off, especially on uneven roads - even in ’comfort’ mode on the gearbox (which doesn’t use first, and changes up early). Michelin pilot sports on the back of this car (255/35/18) last longer, but wet grip is significantly worse than the short-lived (read 10k) PZero Rossos. You may find you’ll live longer if you change the tyres just *before* you’re down to the wear indicators if you’re an enthusiastic driver. Good boot size, and fair room in the back for 2 smallish adults! Oh, and not as fuddy-duddy as some of the other models in the range. The fuel gauge is a daft digital one, which gives at least an approximation of what’s in the tank (it often goes *up* after a bit of driving!) - it seems to take account of your driving style, which I hate - JUST TELL ME HOW MUCH THERE IS LEFT, FOR GAWD’S SAKE! Overall, solid, brisk, reliable, easy on fuel and looks nice too.
Submitted: 07/04/2008 09:50:55
Xitong Zhang, London
Mercedes-Benz M-Class 2003
I have driven a lot of 4X4’s, and the ML is the worst one on handling and controlling, but the brilliant point is the interior and the comfortable seats, all the same feeling from the S class, nice for family, nightmare for a Performance driver.
Submitted: 27/03/2008 08:46:43
Luis de Sousa, Northern Ireland
Mercedes-Benz A-Class 170 Elegance 2008
Bought this a month ago, so far so good. The car is great, I would buy another one, good interior, roomy, fun to drive. The engine is pretty good, and the Xenon headlights are just great.
Submitted: 20/03/2008 11:26:55
Andy M, Berkshire
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class AMG 55 2005
I really just can’t fault it except for high tyre noise caused by British Road surfaces; it€™s wonderfully quiet on French and Dutch roads. Its solid with no rattles, has the look and feel internally that everything right down to the rear view mirror was thought about and designed properly. (It has map reading lights in it so positioned that they are more over your lap). Externally just walking towards it makes you admire it. Roof and heated airscarfs make ’topless’ an option more than you might have thought. Boot a fair size too. Only drawback is class 20 insurance and i am in my late 50s with a currently clean license.
Submitted: 15/02/2008 09:46:33
James, Lancashire
Mercedes-Benz A-Class A150 Classic SE 2005
Absolutely awful! The car was off the road for 4 months of the 2 years which I owned it! The engine kept cutting out while driving, once causing an accident. Mercedes UK were always rude and unhelpful, especially after the accident. The car wouldn’t lock for the last 3 months and despite 4 visits to the dealer, it was never fixed. Broke down completely twice and when cold usually blew out black smoke...
Submitted: 04/02/2008 10:22:01
Dave Herbert, Essex
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class 320CDI 2006
I have only owned the CLS for a few months; this car is fantastic i love everything about it, by far the best car i have ever owned. This is the 14th Merc that i have owned over the years, the last one was a W211 E-Class which i thought was great but the CLS knocks spots off it. The CLS is a very powerful beast, very smooth, a great cab, but most of all is its LOOKS, every time i get it out of the garage i just stand there looking at it (sad i know).
Submitted: 04/02/2008 10:02:57
Beverley Gilmartin, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz A-Class A150 ELEGANCE 2006
A well built car small on the outside but very roomy on the inside. Also easy to drive and park. I can’t fault this car. I would definitely buy another.
Submitted: 01/02/2008 08:59:13
Eddie Downes, Lancashire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate 220CDI Manual 2002
We were promised high re-sale values, which on selling for replacement in March/April 2008 have proved false. We bought this as a final car to last through retirement, but that dream has been shattered by the very high maintenance costs. Frequent costs include several sets of injectors, several sets of suspension bushes, too many to count attempts to replace correctly the footbrake ratchet mechanism and constant tracking adjustments (probably due to road conditions) but nevertheless very costly. Not good seat support for passengers when getting a move on around bends. Good points: 50+mpg @70on motorways, 55mpg+ if you drop to 65mph on excellent cruise control. Towed caravan very well. Really nice as drivers car till you pay for servicing and take depreciation into account. 2* rating based on costs - would be 4/5 otherwise.
Submitted: 21/01/2008 16:24:22
Dave Mc, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 2007
Just changed from a C Class to E Class also from petrol to diesel. All I can say is fantastic car very comfortable and smooth which is a suppose what you get with a Mercedes complete "driveability"
Submitted: 16/01/2008 12:18:45
Robert Edmons, Scotland
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon C Class 250 2000
I always wanted one, and only if it was white in colour, it had to be the 5 cylinder version, turbo diesel with intercooler , 5 speed automatic, even the back head rests pop down via a switch, the boot (trunk to our friends in the States) pops up on the key fob function...etc, etc etc... even the washer bottle is so big it would last a Siberian Winter without needing to fill it up!!! And I was lucky and managed to get it!!! (Thanks to Clydesdale Bank in Scotland for 4 years car loan mode) in a place called Trade Sales in Slough ..near London many many MANY years ago (actually 7 years ago) and I still have it.!!!. WHY, because it is still, after all these years , ’as good as new’. We know the saying...a happy life = a happy WIFE, well I got this vehicle for my other half and pal (my wife) all these years ago, (p.s .she is still my wife and we’re still pal’s) she (and I include myself) do not want to get rid of it for any reason, why, the sound of the engine and absolutely fault free reliability (apart from a fault in the diesel glow plug relay box / system which cost just under £180 pounds to fix at an Independent just a couple of weeks ago...goodness a failure!!!) and this is all l have paid out in repairs in 7 years of trouble free motoring, then it’s worth it!. What more can I say. OK, it’s not done a lot of miles, it’s cost a set of tyres (or 2..maybe 3 until I got the alignment fixed out) but it is still fab and the underneath is still as good as new...so why change it. ...some sort of 30 year anti rust thingy, something ...whatever? Excellent vehicle and if you can get the MB Tex interior (OK, it’s the taxi spec so I am informed from a taxi aficionado) so much the better. I am lucky to have had and still have this Mercedes Benz C Class 250 TD Classic auto version and have no doubts I will have it for a wee while yet...well done MB, an absolute peach / credit to Engineering and quality.......just wish I had the £ to get the recent new one equivalent... unfortunately Mr Darling and Mr Brown tax me so much that much I can’t afford a new one and if they continue to tax me / us any more we all won’t be able to afford anything!!!!!) ...(sorry for being rather political) however, I just hope it’s as good as the old one!!!! PS... Do not tow a caravan with it (auto version)..It is not meant for this purpose unless you have shares in Saudi Arabia / Esso and B.P. including ASDA and Tesco (not forgetting Morrison’s and Sainsbury Diesel pumps all at the same time!!!l)..sure it will get you anywhere in this side of time without effort but your Visa / MasterCard will be red hot and burnt out at the end of your return journey including contributing to the ’sub prime mortgage’ thingy disaster credit squeeze ...otherwise, as a local or motorway car on its own with the family or pals, it’s perfect ... and thanks for taking the time to read my experience / ramblings and hopefully a bit of harmless silly fun with this other pal of mine my C250!!
Submitted: 14/01/2008 11:30:28
Mick Jaeger, Essex
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon C280 Elegance 2007
Solidly built, smooth engine, autobox likewise, great ride, the new COMAND module is superb and the Linguatronics is spot on. Oh, and the fuel consumption is surprising economical compared with the 3 litre S type this Merc replaced. The new C class at last gives the BMW 3 series some much needed competition. My only niggle is that the sliding cover on the compartment in the centre console is not colour co-ordinated for the reef grey interior - it’s black! Despite this it does exactly what it says on the tin and was very, very close to getting a 5 star rating.
Submitted: 14/01/2008 11:25:38
Jonathan Lang, Lancashire
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class 350 CDI 2007
A great car. Averaging 25MPG which aint bad for a huge car. It is VERY comfortable and the basic spec has everything you need. Ride is surprisingly sporty with very little roll for such a big car. Not as much roll as any landrover or Q7/X5. Off road handles well, with tons of safety features. The 3l diesel has bags of torque and you are never felt lacking for power. Feels the strongest engine out of all the cars mentioned above with the 3L. Basically i love it and would recommend to anyone.
Submitted: 09/01/2008 10:31:14
Jenny Cooke, Shropshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 2005
Lovely to drive, mpg outstanding, can’t fault it but reliability does let it down to be fair. Mercedes do sort it out but previous motor a subaru legacy never missed a beat never mind three electrical failured in three years on a 40 grand car just ain’t good enough. WOULD I BUY ANOTHER ONE, YES. JENNY COOKE
Submitted: 20/12/2007 09:04:44
Dumitru Ioan Bucur, England
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 1998
Extraordinary design, comfort, reliability, and is classically the Best of Cars so far!!! Thank You!!!
Submitted: 13/12/2007 10:57:46
Trevor Ardies, Northern Ireland
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Coupe 220d 2005
I have had my CLK 220d now for 2 years/18000 miles. This was my 1st contract hire and 1st diesel and I liked the torque and performance. You never forget you’re in a diesel until you’re up to cruising speed, but with excellent fuel economy between 35mpg for mixed driving and 50 on long runs its a small compromise. The car has been very reliable and I found the build quality very good, no rattles of squeaks. I only had two issues. The high visibibilty boot mounted brake light lense had to be replaced, TWICE!. Its made of the same plastic found in a childs water pistol which surprised me as most of the other parts felt of good quality. The other was the automatic gearbox which had a slight snatch if you put the foot down too quickly from standstill. As it was only slight and the car was on contract, I was reluctant to let a dealer near it. It never got any worse as the miles went on so I got used to it. The Artico ’leather’ may look convincing, but lacks the feel and quality of the real thing. Would I have another?, Yes.
Submitted: 10/12/2007 09:48:02
Angharad Williams, Conwy
Mercedes-Benz Viano 2.2 CDI 2007
All the luxury of the C-Class only soo much bigger. You can’t lose.
Submitted: 10/12/2007 09:35:03
Paddy O Reily, Middlesex
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis Cab SWB 2007
Could be a little cheaper which is why I have not given it five stars but it is reliable, good size and offers good safety features.
Submitted: 10/12/2007 09:30:24
Angelica Djenko, Sussex
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Traveliner 2.2 cDi 2007
I run a minibus firm and this is the best vehicle I have ever had.
Submitted: 07/12/2007 09:18:22
Rory Peterson, Hampshire
Mercedes-Benz Vito 109 CDI 2.8t Compact 2006
I own this and a 2007 Sprinter. Mercedes Benz vans, I believe, are the safest to drive and as it is my staff who drive these I need to have the best. I wouldn’t trust any other make. The Vito is a nifty little compact van and very drivable indeed. If you want something that will protect your cargo as well as the driver then this is a very good van to go for.
Submitted: 26/11/2007 10:29:39
Colin Threape, Middlesex
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 209CDI swb s/r 3.0t 2007
The safest and best on the market, still! I have just invested in this latest van for my furniture company’s deliveries and it is suited perfectly to the job. The Sprinter comes with everything but the kitchen sink,ABS and ESP fitted as standard, and cuts a dashing figure on the road. Nothing else really touches it.
Submitted: 26/11/2007 09:11:13
Dave Morningside, Suffolk
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class GL 420 CDI 5dr 2007
The refined engine and air suspension make driving this car a very relaxed affair indeed, bit like sitting in a very comfy leather arm chair. It is a big brute of a car and there is no getting away from that, you do feel its size especially when it comes to parking. Fuel consumption is heavy but to be expected and the performance of the car definately makes up for this. We will be touring Europe in ours next Summer and I expect it to make all that driving a very enjoyable experience.
Submitted: 23/11/2007 12:20:45
Mike Slinn, Derbyshire
Mercedes-Benz R-Class SWB New 5 seater 2007
This car ticks all the boxes for me. 4wd but intermediate height so very easy to enter/exit. Incredibly comfortable, minimal wind and road noise. Huge load space with the new 5 seat configuration the last pair of seats now replaced with a very useful underfloor storage box. Very sure footed on variable camber and bumpy B roads. Best of many vehicles I have driven over a notorious stretch that unsettles many. 320D gives more than adequate acceleration and ultra quiet cruising. Quite thirsty round town but impressive 32 mpg on long trips. I’m delighted with my purchase and have no connection with MB or dealerships.
Submitted: 23/11/2007 09:21:17
Mark Vincent, Berwickshire
Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 55 AMG 2007
Best feature of this car is the steel folding roof. Everything about it is great, the ride either with the roof raised or not is luxury.
Submitted: 23/11/2007 09:03:22
Stephen Hardaway, London
Mercedes-Benz S-Class 5.4 V8 2007
Quality all the way. Space and beautiful interior do not remotely compromise the drive and performance. Absolutely the best car you could drive.
Submitted: 23/11/2007 09:01:43
C.K. Roberts, Suffolk
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Coupe CLK230 Sport 1998
I have owned my silver CLK230 for about 3 years and it is without doubt the best car that I personally have owned. During that time, I have had no serious problems at all, although I do take care to adhere to the maker’s maintenance schedule. In fact I have never driven it at top speed, although the book does claim 140+, it is the in between performance, ie acceleration etc., which has most impressed me. Foot down metal to metal, it is pleasure to watch in the rear view mirror all the traffic fading behind into the distance, it almost feel at times as if I must be leaving melted rubber on the highway ! The car handles well at all speeds (up to the 110 mph I have done in it so far), it grips the road well and is very responsive. Just, like other cars, be careful on wet road, especially with the wide tyres, as it can start to aquaplane at about 60mph. Inside, the front seats are very comfortable, but the rear seats are really only for occaisional use on short trips. All round quality, inside and out, is, as I expect from Mercedes, excellent. The car is a pleasure to own and drive, and her elegant lines still catch the eye, in spite of her age ! A bit thirsty on fuel as to be expected I suppose, but there has to be a down side somewhere ! A great car which I will not be selling, as it satidfies me completely.
Submitted: 22/11/2007 09:22:11
Peter Wetton, Derbyshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate E220 CDI Classic 5dr 2007
The E estate has everything you would expect from a Mercedes, excellent performance, smooth, quiet drive and a high level of comfort for both driver and passenger. I’ve had mine for a little under 6 months now and I am very pleased that I chose this car. It has bags of space and is a real pleasure to drive. Good resale value too and not as expensive to run as you’d think.
Submitted: 21/11/2007 10:38:23
Paul Bagnall, Staffordshire
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class Coupe CL600 2dr 2006
This is not a cheap car but you do get value for your money. There are no negatives with this car, everything has been thought of from the refinement of the engine to the seats with built in massager. The exterior is as beautiful as the interior is luxurious. Safety, security, comfort, handling, space, everything is first rate as you would expect. I wouldn’t drive anything else.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 12:09:16
Joanne Rowling, Oxfordshire
Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class Cabriolet 5.0 V8 2007
Quality car, oozes style and class. Spacious and quality kit included such as the remote controlled roof, alloy wheels and climate control.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 11:33:31
Sean H, England
Mercedes-Benz B-Class B150 2006
An excellent, well built car. You sit high on the road and can see above other cars. In traffic this is a real bonus.
Submitted: 19/11/2007 14:54:26
Dan, Leicestershire
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner Long Wheelbase 2006
The traveliner makes an excellent vehicle for transporting up to 9 adults comfortably, with luggage. It also has the power to comfortably tow a trailer full of camping kit. My only complaint is that it is all but useless driving on grass!
Submitted: 16/11/2007 12:56:18
Abdul Rahman, England
Mercedes-Benz M-Class 2007
I would like a new car to replace my old car and pay under 20 thousand pounds.
Submitted: 14/11/2007 15:03:28
Alain Blanc, Buckinghamshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon 180 Kompressor SE 2007
I’m lucky enough to have this as my company car. It’s roomy, classy, quick, safe and exciting to drive. I would not buy this car as I think it is overpriced but should definately be considered from a leasing perspective.
Submitted: 06/11/2007 17:10:05
Ismet Simsik, Carmarthenshire
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner 2004
No review submitted.
Submitted: 05/11/2007 09:36:34
Adam Bailey, Conwy
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon 280 V6 SE Auto 2007
EuroNcap 5 stars, always worth noting. Smooth ride, performance is good and spacious, luxury feel inside. I feel better off for just owning one.
Submitted: 02/11/2007 17:04:25
Robin Faulkes, Lincolnshire
Mercedes-Benz B-Class 1.7 2007
A comfortable, well made and versatile car.
Submitted: 30/10/2007 11:32:46
Charlie Murphy, Kent
Mercedes-Benz R-Class R320 CDi SWB
Although very nice this car is really an expensive people carrier for 6 people. Build quality & performance are excellent as you would expect.
Submitted: 29/10/2007 10:00:19
Brian Richards, Gloucestershire
Mercedes-Benz R-Class R280 CDi SE 5dr
This is not a cheap car to run by any stretch of the imagination but for the performance and ride you get I think it’s worth it. It’s stuffed to the gills with all the kit you could ever want and it’s simply the nicest way for six people to travel together in comfort.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 23:29:51
Roy Sumner, Flintshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Estate C320 CDI 5dr
A very classy car. Excellent on performance and handling as you’d expect from a Mercedes. Space is more than ample and comfort for both driver and passenger is well thought out. About as thirsty as you’d expect on a car this size but as always the resale value on this extremely high. Can’t fault it.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 14:58:37
Matthew James, London
Mercedes-Benz A-Class A180 CDi Classic
This car is greatly improved over the old model. There is plenty of room inside & this car is very affordable to run. Fairly expensive to buy, but it is a Mercedes after all!
Submitted: 26/10/2007 12:01:43
Justin Adams, Berwickshire
Mercedes-Benz B-Class B150
Lots of space for 5 people in this car which make it an excellent choice for families if you can afford one.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 11:34:34
Paul McKinnon, Hampshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon
latest model is certainly the best E-Class to date. Rear head room is not great, but everything else is excellent. I leased mine. Because the residual values are very good the leasing prices were reasonable. Very pleased.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 10:42:24
Will Buckley, Conwy
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon 220cdi se Auto
What a difference a new model makes! Miles better than the old car, looks just like a smaller S-Class. Really refined and very affordable on Contract Hire and leasing deals due to strong residuals.
Submitted: 22/10/2007 12:23:42
John Davies, Denbighshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon
I now have the best e class ever. Having had 2 previously - both 270 CDI I was always happy despite the odd electrical fault on the early production. Now I have just bought a 320 CDI Sport & quite frankly nothing compares - an absolute joy to drive and it handles superbly. If you’ve never had paddle gear change then you don’t know what you are missing. A superb vehicle - well done Mercedes.
Submitted: 12/10/2007 09:33:31
Andre Burger, London
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class 500
What can I say.....a dream car, a majestic car, a sexy powerful beast, the ultimate in comfort, pure pleasure to drive and it mine. Even high-end bikes tend to stay clear of my CLS 500! Merc has built the perfect car and its called a CLS 500!
Submitted: 27/09/2007 09:15:04
Jim Caine, Yorkshire
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner 111 CDI
Given our (almost) football team sized family we needed something a little larger than your average MPV and the Traveliner offered the perfect answer. We’ve only had it a few weeks so haven’t made any long journeys in it yet but it certainly gives all the room and comfort we were looking for.
Submitted: 06/09/2007 16:23:42
Chris Dagnall, Essex
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class SLK 200 Kompressor
There is no doubt that this is a better car than it's previous incarnation, when it was universally slated for it's lack of ability to live up to it's billig as a sports car. Better looking, nicer to drive and more willing to be pushed hard. The 2.0 litre four cylinder engine however will never feel like it has enough power to justify the aggressive looks which hold supercar pretensions.
Submitted: 30/08/2007 10:37:37
Rory Mcardle, Gloucestershire
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class CLS 55 AMG
After driving other variants of the AMG badge within the Merc range I thought I knew what to expect from this car......... I was wrong! It is an absolute monster of a car who's engine just keeps on going and going with relentless power. In my opinion a better bet than the M5!.
Submitted: 30/08/2007 09:50:35
Jim Gillespie, Durham
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon 220 CDI Elegance
I'm on my third Mercedes now. Overall they are excellent cars but the only reason I have not given a 5 star rating is due to reliability. I have had electrical problems with all three, but even so, the Mercedes aftersales service is excellent, speedy call out service, free courtesy car, etc.
Submitted: 28/08/2007 12:00:31
Geoff Rainer, County Londonderry
Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class Mercedes-Benz CLS 500
My wife fell in love with this car as soon as she saw it, a first for her. I personally don’t think you can compare this car to any other. I couldn’t even consider driving anything else now.
Submitted: 14/08/2007 10:25:29
Malcolm Durrer, Yorkshire
Mercedes-Benz M-Class Mercedes-Benz ML 500 SE
A powerful 4x4 with some nice touches, the 7G auto transmission being one and some great safely features. Very solid and reassuring to drive, but handles like a much smaller car. Recommended.
Submitted: 14/08/2007 09:49:47
Mark Weatherall, Sussex
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class Mercedes-Benz SLK 350
This car turns heads. If you want a car with power, class and the power to make peoples jaws drop you cannot get a better car in this price range. Just amazing to drive, not least from the reactions you get from other people. Love it.
Submitted: 13/08/2007 17:15:00
Steve Morrow, Cambridgeshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sports Coupe Mercedes-Benz C 200 CDI SE
Drives well and is currently giving me 44mpg which I’m pleased with having had a petrol engine in my last one. I’m pretty much a C Class diehard but even I’ve been impressed with the extras that have gone into this model. Very enjoyable car.
Submitted: 13/08/2007 12:06:43
Theo Aremia, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon Mercedes-Benz E 280
This isn’t my first Mercedes but is my first E Class having previously driven two C Class cars before this. My father has driven Mercs for the past 20 years and it was he who was looking at buying one of the latest E Class cars. I was so impressed when I tagged along (as you do) to the dealership with him that I ended up arranging a test drive and…well, you can guess the rest. Beautiful car.
Submitted: 09/08/2007 12:41:31
Mark Benson, Cheshire
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon Mercedes-Benz C 280 SE
Stylish, solid and responsive. Does everything I need it to and does it incredibly well.
Submitted: 07/08/2007 14:03:48
William, Surrey
Mercedes-Benz Vito Traveliner
Smooth operator
Submitted: 03/08/2007 09:48:14
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