What are the differences between Mercedes-Benz A-Class, C-Class, and E-Class?

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Mercedes-Benz A-Class belongs to the compact car category, C-Class is a mid-size car, and E-Class is a mid-to-large-size car. Below are the levels and types of Mercedes-Benz models: 1. From low to high, they are divided into: B-Class, C-Class, E-Class, and S-Class, with models distinguished by engine and displacement. For example, the C200 sedan has an engine displacement of 1998 milliliters, while the C250D sedan has an engine displacement of 2497 milliliters, where D stands for diesel engine. 2. The letters at the front of Mercedes-Benz models indicate: A-Class is a small single-compartment car, C-Class is a small sedan, E-Class is a mid-size sedan, S-Class is a luxury sedan, M-Class is an SUV, G-Class is an off-road vehicle, V-Class is a multi-purpose van, SLK is a small sports car, CLK is a mid-size sports car, SL is a luxury sports car, CL is a luxury coupe, and SLR is a supercar. 3. The letters at the end of the model names indicate: L denotes a long-wheelbase model, and Diesel indicates a diesel engine. For example, S600L represents a luxury, 6L displacement, long-wheelbase sedan.