Are There Rear-Wheel Drive Mercedes-Benz Sedans?

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Mercedes-Benz sedans do have rear-wheel drive models. Taking the Mercedes-Benz C200 as an example, it is a rear-wheel drive coupe. Advantages of Rear-Wheel Drive: First, under normal road conditions, rear-wheel drive cars have an inherent advantage during acceleration. Since the engine is located at the front, the vehicle's center of gravity shifts backward during startup, significantly enhancing the traction of the rear wheels as the driving wheels. A reasonable weight distribution ratio is more conducive to acceleration and improves ride comfort. Characteristics of Front-Wheel Drive: Lower manufacturing cost is a primary consideration for manufacturers when designing and producing cars. Compared to rear-wheel drive, front-wheel drive designs are less expensive in terms of both design and assembly. Front-wheel drive cars do not require a rear drive shaft or rear gearbox, and their transmission systems differ from those of rear-wheel drive vehicles, featuring fewer and more centralized components. This makes it easier to arrange other parts of the car, such as the braking system, fuel lines, and exhaust system, in the lower section of the vehicle.