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What model is the Mercedes-Benz Eagle Eye?

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Brian

09/02/25 8:08am

Mercedes-Benz Eagle Eye refers to the Mercedes-Benz S-Class with the engine code W220. Below is an introduction to Mercedes-Benz vehicles: In terms of models: Mercedes-Benz offers compact cars, mid-range sedans, sports cars, SUV off-road vehicles, premium sedans, and luxury sedans. Button functions: Air vent adjustment switch, automatic air conditioning switch, independent temperature zone settings, cooling switch, temperature setting buttons, airflow adjustment switch, front windshield defogging button, air conditioning main menu button, rear windshield heating button, and recirculation button, navigation buttons, radio buttons, multimedia toggle buttons, phone buttons, vehicle setting buttons, and hazard warning light buttons, etc.

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MollyRose

09/15/25 3:16am

When researching classic Mercedes-Benz models, I specifically looked into the origin of the 'Eagle Eye' nickname. This was actually a term coined by car enthusiasts for the 2014-2018 Mercedes-Benz C-Class (chassis code W205), referring to its distinctive LED daytime running light design. The inverted L-shaped light strip that curves upward from the inner edge of the headlight truly resembles an eagle's piercing gaze when locking onto prey. When this generation C-Class was first launched, its front fascia made a particularly strong visual impact - you could instantly recognize it as the new Mercedes just by spotting those lights on the road. Although the contemporary E-Class (W213) shared similar styling, the 'Eagle Eye' designation became universally associated with the W205 C-Class. Even in today's used car market, this feature remains highly recognizable.

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