What are the chassis codes for the Mercedes-Benz S-Class?

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The Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan is the epitome of prestige, inheriting over a century of Mercedes-Benz's exquisite automotive craftsmanship while driving continuous technological innovation. In terms of safety, automotive engineering, and environmental protection, the latest S-Class sedan is equipped with more than thirty advanced enhanced features, making it an absolutely trustworthy and superior vehicle. The letters preceding the Mercedes-Benz model names indicate the type and class: A-Class for compact single-compartment vehicles, C-Class for compact sedans, E-Class for mid-size sedans, S-Class for luxury sedans, M-Class for SUVs, G-Class for off-road vehicles, V-Class for multi-purpose vans, SLK for compact sports cars, CLK for mid-size sports cars, SL for luxury sports cars, CL for luxury coupes, and SLR for supercars. The numbers in the middle of the model names, such as 280, 300, and 500, represent the engine displacement, indicating 2.8L, 3L, and 5L respectively. The letter L at the end of the model name denotes a long-wheelbase version, while Diesel indicates a diesel engine. For example, S600L signifies a luxury, 6L displacement, long-wheelbase sedan.