What are the differences between the A-Class and S-Class?
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Mercedes-Benz A-Class and S-Class differ in terms of vehicle type, with the A-Class being a compact hatchback and the S-Class a luxury sedan, as well as in terms of configuration and price. Generally speaking, the A-Class has lower configuration and price than the S-Class. Below are the relevant introductions: Introduction 1: Mercedes-Benz's vehicle classes include the A-Class compact hatchback, C-Class compact sedan, E-Class mid-size sedan, S-Class luxury sedan, M-Class SUV, G-Class off-road vehicle, V-Class multi-purpose van, SLK compact sports car, CLK mid-size sports car, SL luxury sports car, CL luxury coupe, and SLR super sports car. Introduction 2: Mercedes-Benz is a German automotive brand, founded in 1871 and headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. The three-pointed star serves as the emblem of the car, symbolizing the mechanization and integration of land, water, and air.