What does the S-Class mean?
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The S-Class, belonging to the Mercedes-Benz brand, is a sedan series launched by the Daimler Group. S-Class vehicles are positioned as luxury-class cars, representing the highest level of sedans under the Mercedes-Benz brand. Other levels include the A-Class, C-Class, and E-Class, each with distinct positioning and differentiation. Below are some related introductions about Mercedes-Benz: 1. Mercedes-Benz brand establishment time: The brand was established in 1871. Daimler-Mercedes-Benz is a luxury car brand, known as the inventor of the automobile and one of the most successful car brands. The brand is owned by the Daimler Group and uses a three-pointed star as its logo. The founder of the brand is Karl Benz, and its product line includes commercial vehicles and passenger cars. 2. Mercedes-Benz's joint venture in China: The company is Beijing Benz Automotive Co., Ltd., established on August 8, 2005. It was jointly funded by Beijing Automotive Group Co., Ltd., Daimler AG, and Daimler Greater China Ltd. The headquarters is located in Beijing, and the brand's products include the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, C-Class, and GLK.
As an owner of an older S-Class for eight years, I can tell you the moment you sit in this car feels truly different. 'S-Class' is essentially Mercedes-Benz's flagship luxury sedan, you could say it's the big boss of the Mercedes family. Every time I use it to pick up clients, the rear legroom is even more ridiculous than first-class airplane seats, and the sound insulation is so good you can't even hear horns outside. My model comes with a small fridge, which is super practical for chilling drinks in summer. What's most impressive is the chassis tuning - going over speed bumps feels like stepping on cotton. The Burmester sound system is so clear you can even hear singers taking breaths. By the way, the new S-Class now has facial recognition unlocking, but I still find the physical buttons on my older model more reassuring to use.
