Resale value can be a touchy subject on social media. There’s a rather vocal group who are absolutely against even faintest notion of taking resale value into the car buying decision. Some may question along the lines of “You’re already well-off enough to buy a Mercedes-Benz, why are you concerned about resale value?” Well, unless you’re Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, money is money and no one likes to lose more than they need to. People tend to say that cars are a liability but no, cars are depreciat

Interior presentation still unbeatable Ride comfort makes a comeback Mild-hybrid powertrains don't feel as quick as numbers suggest For the longest time, the common saying in the premium segment had been “BMW for driving, Mercedes for comfort.” But in the last decade or so, that saying didn’t quite ring true. If I were to be brutally honest, the F30 BMW 3 Series wasn’t just better to drive, it was more comfortable than the W205 Mercedes-Benz C-Class. I’ve been rather critical of the W205 C-Class

CKD C-Class is about 6 to 9 months away To launch in H2 2022 Price reduction to be less than before, due to expiry of sales tax discount after 30-June 2022 The all-new W206 generation 2022 Mercedes-Benz C-Class has just been launched in Malaysia, with prices ranging from RM 288,334 to RM 330,681, imported (CBU) from either Mercedes-Benz’s plant in Bremen, Germany or East London, South Africa. Like any CBU model, supply is limited and according to some dealers, whatever little inventory they have

About 8 years ago, there was a commercial by Mercedes-Benz that showcased the Magic Body Control in the S-Class using a chicken. I personally thought it was a brilliant marketing exercise. Jaguar even came up with a cheeky response, which fuelled a friendly ad war. Now, the purpose of that video is to draw a parallel to the “magic carpet” ride quality in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. However, it seems that this sought-after quality isn’t found in the majority of contemporary Mercedes-Benzes, even i

The long-wheelbase 2021 Mercedes-Benz C-Class L (V206) has made its debut at the Shanghai Auto 2021. It’s manufactured by Beijing Benz (JV between BAIC Motor and Daimler AG). Introduced with the motto "Made in China, for China", the C-Class L appears to be exclusive for the China market. Interestingly, there is a trim line option that gives it the traditional Mercedes-Benz grille with ornament. Also read: All-new 2021 Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W206) debuts; no more hood ornament, rear-wheel steerin

Mercedes-Benz recently unveiled the brand-new W223-generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class, featuring an overhauled exterior design, oodles of new technologies, and a revamped interior. As part of the launch of the new model, the Stuttgart-based company also introduced an enhanced version of the Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) infotainment. For starters, the updated MBUX now features a massive 12.8-inch touchscreen, featuring stacked OLED layers to create a 3D effect. The familiar “Hey Mercedes” v