If you are looking for a sophisticated luxury vehicle that offers power in droves, you may want to think about the 2019 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class sedan. This is a solid option for all who are looking for a new 2019 vehicle. Here are some of the specs and features that we found.
Specs and Features
There are two engine options for this sedan. The S 560 offers a 4.0L V8 biturbo engine that gets 463 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. The S 650 has a 6.0L V12 biturbo engine that generates 621 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque. Either option promises to be a powerful vehicle that performs well on the road.
For those looking for power and speed, the 2019 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class definitely a solid option. The S 560 has the capability of going 0-60 in 4.8 seconds, and the S 650 can go from 0-60 in 4.6 seconds.
If you are interested in the exterior color options, we know that there will be 9 combinations of the 2-tone paint finish available.
Release date & technology
Just as exciting is the option of the Mercedes-Benz Magic Body Control® for the S 650. This, of course, will help create an incredibly smooth ride for this new 2019 vehicle.
There are plenty of driver-assist technologies available for the 2019 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class sedan. These include Active Lane Keeping Assist®, Active Emergency Stop Assist®, Active Blind Spot Assist®, Route-Based Speed Adaption®, Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC®, and Active Steering Assist®. Drive with confidence, knowing that these technologies are helping to keep your drive safer.
While we know that this vehicle premiered at the March 2018 Geneva Motor Show, the exact release date is unknown, but we are expecting to see the 2019 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class in the later months of summer 2018.
Interested in this model, or any other Mercedes-Benz models? We would be happy to answer any questions you may have here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem.
Does the Mercedes-Benz GLC Have All-Wheel Drive?
As 2017 Motor Trend SUV of the Year, the Mercedes-Benz GLC knows a thing or two about performing under pressure. Its muscular body and sporty appointments attract admiring eyes while proven mechanics work together to create one impressive midsize SUV. One question we frequently get regarding the GLC’s performance aspects is whether or not it comes with All-Wheel Drive. Keep reading to find out!
What is 4MATIC for Mercedes-Benz GLC?
Technically, the base model GLC can be bought without All-Wheel Drive, but most drivers choose the GLC with 4MATIC® all-wheel drive. This system gives you the confidence you need to tackle any less-forgiving terrain. Always ready to send torque to every wheel, 4MATIC integrates with ESP®, or Electronic Stability Program, for maximum effectiveness in corners and slick conditions. It also incorporates a 4-wheel Electronic Traction System (4-ETS®), which monitors wheel slip and sends a signal that ensures torque is sent to the wheels with the best grip, even if that’s only one wheel.
What is DYNAMIC SELECT for Mercedes-Benz GLC?
It’s like having five vehicles in one! DYNAMIC SELECT is a multimode drive program selector on the console that allows you to transform the car’s character with the turn of a knob. Four modes (ECO, Comfort, Sport and Sport+) alter the throttle response, shift points, steering effort, and optional AIR BODY CONTROL, plus the ECO Start/Stop and climate control efficiency. Finally, a fifth “Individual” mode allows you to create a mode of your own, for the perfect drive style that’s right for you.
If you would like to learn more about the Mercedes-Benz GLC, be sure to visit the “GLC” section of our blog. Those who want a more in-depth look at the GLC can stop by Mercedes-Benz of Salem and take one for a test drive today!
What is Mercedes-Benz designo Paint?
One thing that Mercedes-Benz does better than any other vehicle manufacturer is put special attention into small detailing, making sure that no stone is left unturned when it comes to luxury. This is especially apparent in their exotic exterior color choices, more specifically their designo colors. What is designo, you may ask? Keep reading to find out.
designo Paint Colors Available for Mercedes-Benz SL
When you want your Mercedes-Benz to stand out from the rest, designo colors help add a personal touch that can’t be beat. To show you an example, take a look at the designo colors available for the Mercedes-Benz SL:
If you drive a Mercedes-Benz E-Class, you are no stranger to the advanced technologies that come with it. One of tech features that come standard in all E-Class vehicles is the Tire Pressure Monitoring System, which keeps an eye on the individual pressure of each tire to ensure maximum reliability and safety. If you are unsure as to what pressure your E-Class model’s tires should be at, take a look at our recommendations below.
2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Tire Pressure Recommendations*
Generally, the front tires on the Mercedes-Benz E-Class should be inflated anywhere between 30-33 pounds per square inch, or “psi,” while your rear tire pressure should be around 35-42 psi. As is standard with most Mercedes-Benz vehicles, the 2017 E-Class uses different inflation levels for its two sets of tires to give the driver better handling or a more comfortable ride. If you notice your Tire Pressure Monitoring System is detecting low pressure, it’s important to immediately visit your nearest air station and fill to the proper levels, as low pressure can compromise safety and efficiency.
Do the tires on your E-Class need a little attention? Then be sure to visit our service center here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem. We can help get those tires into tip-top shape, as well as provide you with other routine maintenance jobs like oil changes, front end alignment, coolant flush, and more. You can schedule an appointment with us by using our helpful online scheduler tool located here.
*Please note, our recommendations are approximate, so be sure to consult your owner’s manual for exact specifications.
How to Use Mercedes-Benz Remote Parking Pilot
One of the coolest features that new Mercedes-Benz vehicles have is something called Remote Parking Pilot. This feature comes available as a smartphone app that lets you control your vehicle’s parking movements from outside the car, letting you comfortably exit the cabin without the worry of being too close to another vehicle’s door or wondering if you are going to accidentally brush against someone else’s car that is parked too close. With Remote Park Pilot, all you need is your smartphone and the wave of your thumb to safely and securely park your Mercedes-Benz.
Mercedes-Benz Remote Parking Pilot Step-by-Step Instructions
Before you begin, make sure that your vehicle and your smartphone are paired together through Bluetooth, as this is how you send instructions to your vehicle. Also be sure that you have the Remote Parking Pilot app downloaded on your compatible smartphone.
- Unlock the vehicle before it is moved out of the parking space.
- Make sure the driver’s smartphone is within around 10 feet of the vehicle.
- Use your smartphone app to select one of the available maneuvers for guiding the car out of the parking space.
- Once your maneuver has been selected, use the app to trace a circle with you finger or thumb to begin the movement of your car. The vehicle will you sensors located throughout the vehicle to autonomously guide the car in or out of a parking spot, using the chosen maneuver as guidance.
- Once your vehicle is safely parked, lock the vehicle.
If you would like more Mercedes-Benz instructions, check out our helpful “Tips and Tricks” section of our blog here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem!
When shopping for a new Mercedes-Benz sedan, one big question buyers tend to ask is “What’s the difference between the C-Class and the E-Class?” Besides their names, you will find a few key differences in these two sedans, specifically in their performance, interiors, and all-around convenience. Take a look at the differences below!
2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class vs E-Class
There are a few differences you will immediately notice when comparing these two vehicles, and the first is size. The base model of the 2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class, the C300 Sedan, measures in at 184.5 inches compared to the base model E-Class E300, which is at 193.8 inches. The increase in inches leaves the E-Class E300 with more space in the interior, boasting 36.2 inches of legroom in the back compared to the C-Class C300’s 35.2 inches. There is also more space in the trunk in the E-Class, with 13.1 cu ft compared to 12.6 cu ft.
On the performance side, these two base models are different as well. In the C300 you will find a 2.0L inline-4 turbo engine paired with a 7G-TRONIC 7-speed automatic transmission that gets 241 hp @ 5,550 rpm and goes 0-60 miles per hour in 6.0 seconds. The E300 comes standard with a 2.0L inline-4 turbo engine as well, however, it is paired with a 9G-TRONIC 9-speed automatic transmission and has roughly the same amount of power. Highway fuel efficiency differs by 4 miles per gallon, with the C-Class coming in at 34 MPG and the E-Class coming in at 30 MPG.
Finally, convenience features differ greatly between these two vehicles, with the E-Class coming available with an all-new 12.3-inch high-resolution display that can be paired with another 12.3 high-resolution display for a giant floating touchscreen across your dash. The C-Class also comes available with a display, only this one is 8.4-inches and sits atop the dashboard. Both vehicles come available with a touchpad controller, headup display, and navigation, but only the E-Class features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Your 2016 Mercedes-Benz C300 is a well-oiled machine, with every part working efficiently in unison to create artwork on the road. One of the most important parts of a Mercedes-Benz that can often get overlooked is the tires. In order to keep your C300 running smoothly, it’s important to keep your tires inflated at the recommended PSI. This ensures a safer and more fuel-efficient drive.
Recommended Tire Pressure for 2016 Mercedes-Benz C300
2016 Mercedes-Benz C300 4Matic has original equipment tire size of 225/50R17 94 H for front tires with recommended tire pressure of 39 PSI, and original equipment tire size of 225/50R17 94 H for rear tires with recommended tire pressure of 45 PSI. You can find these numbers and more tire information listed on the inside to the fuel filler door.
What is a Mercedes-Benz Tire Pressure Monitoring System?
Like most Mercedes-Benz vehicles, your 2016 C300 comes with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, or TPMS. The Tire Pressure Monitor tracks your vehicle’s tire pressures by using sensors in each of the four tires and can warn you of pressure loss by lighting up an indicator on your instrument cluster. You can also use the TPMS to check each tire’s pressure. You do this by switching on the ignition and following these quick and easy steps:
- Use the “left” or “right” arrows buttons on your steering wheel until you reach the “Service” menu.
- Use the “Up” or “Down” arrow buttons on your steering wheel to hover over “Tire Pressure”.
- Press “Okay”.
- This will display the current tire pressures for each wheel.
Do your tires need some attention? Stop by our service department here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem for any number of tire services including inflation, rotation, and TPMS resetting. You can even purchase new Mercedes-Benz recommended tires in our tire store. Feel free to fill out our online scheduling form here or give us a call to set up an appointment.
2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Color Options
As the winner of the 2017 Kelley Blue Book Best Auto Tech Award for the Luxury Sedan category, the 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class knows a thing or two about pleasing its driver. High-end innovations like aromatherapy in the air to a panoramic 12.3-inch display touchscreen make every drive a comfortable and convenient one, while 12 rich exterior paint colors allow you customize your E-Class the way you want. Check out the colors below!
Want to see these colors in person? Stop by Mercedes-Benz of Salem and take an E-Class model for a test drive today!
Mercedes-Benz C-Class vs CLA-Class
It’s easy to come to the decision that the Mercedes-Benz brand is right for you, but with so many great models to choose from, some may find it difficult to settle on just one vehicle. Another difficult part of finding the right model is telling the difference between similar models. That’s why we’re pointing out some of the bigger differences between the popular C-Class and CLA-Class.
The most obvious difference between the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and the Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class is their sizes. The C-Class offers 2 extra inches in length, which results in an additional 8 inches of legroom for rear passengers. That being said, the CLA-Class offers more in terms of cargo space.
Another major area of difference between the two models is in their power output. The C-Class, namely the C300, offers a more powerful engine than the CLA-Class, offering 241 horsepower over the CLA-Class’s 208 horsepower.
The models also offer significant differences in terms of available interior technology. While the models feature many of the same technologies, you’ll find that more can be found standard on the C-Class, while the CLA-Class requires some upgrading in order to get popular features like Collision Prevention Assist Plus, Power-folding side mirrors, push-button start, etc.
Of course, there are many benefits to opting for the C-Class, however, it comes at a higher price than the CLA-Class. So if you’re on a budget and looking for a more affordable luxury sedan, you may find that the CLA-Class is a more practical choice.
Find your Mercedes-Benz in Salem, OR
Here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem, we have a selection of both the C-Class and CLA-Class. So no matter which model you think is right for you, we have options for you on our lot. With a variety of different Mercedes-Benz models to choose from, we’re sure you’ll have no trouble finding the one that’s right for you. Begin your search today by taking a minute to browse our online inventory.
Once you’ve narrowed down your choices, feel free to give us a call here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem to schedule a test drive. You can also set up an appointment online whenever it’s convenient. That way, you can directly compare the C-Class and the CLA-Class for yourself before making a final decision.
Which Mercedes-Benz model is the most spacious?
Most spacious Mercedes-Benz passenger model
The Mercedes-Benz line offers a selection of great passenger models. Not only do they offer plenty of space for passengers to sit comfortably, but they also provide a spacious cargo area for transporting gear and luggage. If you’re looking for a new SUV that offers plenty of space inside, here are a few of the brand’s most spacious models.
Most Cargo Space
The Mercedes-Benz passenger vehicle with the most maximum amount of cargo space, excluding the Sprinter, is the GLS SUV. This seven-row SUV offers 16 cubic feet behind its third row, however by folding down its second and third row seats, the GLS expands to a spacious 93.8 cubic feet.
That being said, the model with the most designated cargo space, with all of its seats in place is the G-Class, which offers a total of 40.3 cubic feet. Folding down its second row seat opens up a total of 75.1 cubic feet.
Most Passenger Space
If we’re talking seating capacity, the GLS is once again the winner, offering seating for up to seven passengers. But if you’re thinking more along the lines of space for each passenger, then the G-Class takes the cake again. It’s high roof and rectangular shape allows it to offer superior head and legroom for all of its passengers.
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Find your Mercedes-Benz in Salem, OR
Whichever type of interior space you’re looking for, you’ll find it in one of the Mercedes-Benz models available here on our lot. We have a selection of new models available for you to choose from, all with plenty of space for passengers and cargo. But the best way for you to tell which model is best for you is to get behind the wheel. That way, you can feel for yourself which one is most comfortable.
And if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us here at Mercedes-Benz of Salem. You can also give us a call or schedule an appointment online to set up a test drive.
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