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Headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany, Mercedes-Benz is one of the world’s oldest carmakers, specialising in luxury and commercial vehicles.
The three-pointed star is the world’s largest luxury brand by volume, as is a subsidiary of Daimler AG.
In Australia, Mercedes-Benz offers one of the largest line-ups of any manufacturer, starting with the A- and B-Class hatchbacks, moving through the C-, E- and S-Class saloons. The company’s SUV range encompasses the GLA, GLB, GLC, GLE, GLS and G-Wagen, with the GLC and GLE also offering coupe alternatives.
Within each model line there’s also AMG performance variants, along with niche products like the CLA and CLS four-door coupes, C-Class, E-Class and S-Class Coupe and Cabriolet models, the EQC electric SUV, as well as Maybach versions of the S-Class and GLS.
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The cheapest Mercedes-Benz Small is the Mercedes-Benz A180 null that starts from $51,400, with the model range going all the way to $74,600 for the Mercedes-Benz A250 4MATIC
The most expensive Mercedes-Benz Small is the Mercedes-Benz A250 4MATIC that starts from $74,600
The best towing capacity of a Mercedes-Benz Small is offered by the Mercedes-Benz A250 4MATIC which can tow 1800Kg
The largest Mercedes-Benz Small is the Mercedes-Benz B180 null which measures 1796mm wide, 4423mm in length and sits 1550mm tall.
The most powerful Mercedes-Benz Small is the Mercedes-Benz A250 4MATIC which has 165 kW of power and 350nm of torque from its 2.0L Turbo Multi Point Fuel Injection engine.
There are 3 Mercedes-Benz Small sold in Australia, including the Mercedes-Benz A250, Mercedes-Benz B180 and Mercedes-Benz A180