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2018 S-Class facebook.com/mercedesbenzusa linkedin.com/company/mercedes-benz-usa instagram.com/mbusa twitter.com/mbusa youtube.com/mbusa S-Class 2018 The personal rewards of striving to be the best are even more meaningful in the development of young people than they are for automobiles. Instilling the valuesf o leadership, goal-setting, discipline and teamwork in youth is an investment in everyone’s future. It’s why Mercedes-Benz USA is collaborating with the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, with an ongoing commitment to train and place hundreds of coaches for after-school and in-school sports programs in communities around the country. Sports offer kids more than the chance to be physically active and have fun. It’s also an opportunity to have a mentor who can guide them, help them learn how to deal with major life issues, and help them grow stronger not just physically but in their character. As a Mercedes-Benz driver, you become a part of this effort to give hundreds of thousands of kids a better life today, and all of us a brighter tomorrow. Learn more about how Mercedes-Benz USA believes in giving back at MBUSA.com/community ©2018 Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC • 303 Perimeter Center North, Atlanta, GA 30346 • 1-800-FOR-MERCEDES • MBUSA.com Marketing Communications. All illustrations and specifications contained in this brochure are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. Mercedes-Benz USA reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, to colors, materials, equipment, specifications and models. Any variations in colors shown are o due t reproduction variations of the printing process. Illustrations may include test situations. Some vehicles may be shown with non-U.S. equipment. Some vehicles are shown with optional equipment. Apple CarPlay, iPad, iPhone and Siri are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of Apple Inc. Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Burmester is a registered trademark of Burmester Audiosysteme GmbH, Berlin, Germany. iHeartRadio is a registered trademark and service mark of Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc. Android and Android Auto are trademarks of Google Inc. HD Radio is a proprietary trademark of iBiquity Digital Corporation. Sirius, XM and all related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Radio Inc. Swarovski is a registered trademark of Swarovski AG, Triesen, Liechtenstein. TomTom is a registered trademark of TomTom International BV. TuneIn is a registered service mark of TuneIn, Inc. Twitter is a registered trademark of Twitter, Inc. 60 MC -17-1110 Standard and available equipment may vary by model. Please see back of brochure. S-Class Introduction 6 SEDAN 20 SEDAN CABIN 26 AMG SEDAN 29 COUPE 33 AMG COUPE 39 CABRIOLET 44 AMG CABRIOLET 49 Specifications and equipment 54 THE 2018 S‑CLASS The last time you went to a school science Example by leading. fair, you were competing with homemade After the fair, you walk with your niece to volcanoes and a clock powered by a potato. the parking lot. Some parents are quietly Tonight, you’re here at the request of your holding trophies. The students carry their niece, and what you’re discovering most is projects. They’re all still excitedly talking that times sure have changed. The kids are to each other about them — and you join in. writing code, not peeling potatoes, and any As you reach your car, one of them notices fake lava tonight will be erupting from an your new S-Class — its LEDs greeting you accurately 3D-printed miniature of Kilauea. with their glow. “Whoa!” he gasps. “Is this the one with the hot stone massage? And The students and adults shuffle from one aroma therapy?” Your niece rolls her eyes, display to another, each one briefly earning but her smile tells you she’s enjoying the their fixation. A few garner audible gasps attention just a bit. You smile back for the of amazement. At one end of the gym, an same reason, as she gives her classmate armyf o trophies stands on a table — rows of a f tour o your car. “You can change lanes little golden soldiers, and a few tall ones. with the turn signal,” she tells him. “And it Even from a distance, it’s pretty easy to uses GPS to adjust the cruise control.” calculate that no kid will be going home empty-handed tonight. It makes you sigh On the drive home, you and your niece talk a little, but only until you realize it’s the about science, technology and people. She only display that all the kids are ignoring. beams about how her ideas might some- And you go back to being amazed. day make people’s lives better — maybe safer,r o healthier, or just more enjoyable. It’s clear she’s inspired to improve not just Year after year, the S-Class her world, but the world. And it’s obvious stays true to its mission: she’s been studying up on your S-Class. She knows which features are the first of To be the one car that every their kind. She knows its life story starts at car looks up to. And every the very first car. And she’s really enjoying the hot stone massage. The only thing she driver looks forward to. isn’t talking about is what’s in the trunk: the tallest trophy from that table. It’s clear she’s like you that way. Sure, awards and races can be won. But respect, admiration and emulation — those can only be earned. 6 2018 S-Class KEY FEATURES PERFORMANCE > Biturbo V6* or V8, or handcrafted AMG biturbo V8 or V12 ® Smooth biturbo power comes on strong, from > 4matic or AMG Performance 4matic+ all‑wheel drive* > 9‑speed transmission, or AMG SPEEDSHIFT® 7‑speed new V6 and V8 engines to a superlative V12. or MCT 9‑ speed; DYNAMIC SELECT drive modes Adaptive or active suspensions and two all- > Self ‑leveling adaptive AIRMATIC air suspension, or fully wheel drive systems take challenges in stride. active MAGIC BODY CONTROL with CURVE function* DESIGN > 18" to 20" alloy wheels,*1 double‑bar grille (Sedans) Majestic sedans, sleek coupes and seductive > LED or Ultra Wide Beam LED headlamps, “stardust” LED taillamps, and 64‑color LED ambient cabin lighting cabriolets achieve the pinnacle of elegance > AMG Line, AMG Carbon Fiber and Night Packages* with an athletic stance. Fresh new design > Aggressively elegant AMG styling for S 63 and S 65 elements keep timeless icons at the forefront. ® > Panorama roof,* available with MAGIC SKY CONTROL SAFETY > Radar ‑based Active Brake Assist collision mitigation ® Groundbreaking safety advancements > PRE ‑SAFE with hearing protection technology > Standard Blind Spot Assist and Lane Keeping Assist watch the road and the driver. Active and > Pioneering active safety suite* including Evasive semi-autonomous systems add to your Steering Assist, Active Lane Change Assist, and more comfort, confidence and driving enjoyment. > Pop ‑up roll bars2 (Cabriolets) LUXURY > Heated, ventilated and massaging front and rear seats* Innovative comfort advances while elevating > New Energizing Comfort Control with six rejuvenating programs of sound, lighting, seating and climate comfort the standards of craftsmanship. Spacious, > Dual ‑zone or 4‑zone* (Sedans) climate control with thoughtful cabins offer a wealth of ways to ionizer and aromatherapy system pique, pamper and please the senses. ® > Two Burmester Surround Sound System options* ® TECHNOLOGY > Dual 12.3" color screens for instruments and COMAND ™ User-friendly innovations help keep you navigation system; Apple CarPlay and Android Auto > Steering‑wheel Touch Control Buttons, console touchpad connected, engaged and entertained. > mbrace® featuring Mercedes me smartphone app with Intuitive controls help you stay in command Remote Start, in‑car Internet, and 4G LTE WiFi*3 of your car and in touch with your world. > MAGIC VISION CONTROL® heated wiper/washer system *Optional or not available on some models. Please see back of brochure. 8 Performance TO SET ELEGANCE IN MOTION The morning sun turns the damp road into lighter, and quicker to respond — even if a glistening ribbon of gold. A long, sweep- you need to downshift multiple gears at ing curve tempts you with its glow as you onceo s you can make a passing maneu- approach, but you’re wise to its wiles: Its ver. The suspension self-lowers to save slight outward tilt, the well-masked bumps, fuel and feel more secure at speed. ande th subtle sharpening that sneaks up It also self-levels as loads vary, and on you midway through. Your S-Class keeps adaptss a roads vary. And with programs you in charge of it. Its minuscule responses from Comfort to Sport+, new DYNAMIC may be imperceptible, but you can feel the SELECT offers more than a range of driv- sumf o it all: Tenacity. Precision. And focus. ing modes. It gives you the power to suit your driving mood: Invoking calm com- The elegance of athleticism. posuren o a family trip. Inspiring confi- Even with its impressive specs, numbers dencen i sketchy weather — especially on alone can’t measure the way your S-Class models with 4matic® all-wheel drive.*4 rO performs. Emotions are analog, not dig- indulgingn i some youthful exuberance on ital. And why something counts is often a favorite back road. When you can make more important than what it’s counting. strength — and all of your strengths — look For example, its new-gene ration biturbo effortless, it’s the definition of athleticism. V6* 8 and V engines are smaller in size. But And of elegance. And of an S-Class. what matters more is that they’re stronger, quicker and more efficient.
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