the Mercedes A-Class stands among the best premium-badged options in the family car class. If you can, we’d suggest stepping up to AMG Line Executive because it doesn’t cost all that much more ...

To find out just how good, I tested the new top-of-the-line S580e Long AMG Line Premium Plus Executive (only the ... fully electric version there is the Mercedes EQS, which also comes in an ...

The Mercedes E-Class is not cheap ... wants a frugal saloon but isn’t ready to go fully electric. Entry-level AMG Line – our recommended trim on E200 and E220d models – comes with 18in ...

If you want a higher spec model, the GLC 300e AMG Line Premium Plus models start from £73,360, while the Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 Se models start from £109,030. I was testing the Mercedes-Benz GLC ...

Mercedes claims the GT43 needs just 4.5 seconds to accelerate to 60 mph and tops out at 174 mph — plenty of performance for public roads. And $32,000 will buy a lot of collapsible pocket fans. The ...

The A 250 only comes in AMG Line trim which means LED headlights, 18-inch alloys and sports seats front and rear are thrown in on top of standard-fit navigation, lane keep assist and Mercedes ...

The cheapest model is the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4MATIC+ Premium Plus at £164,765 ... 11.9-inch central touchscreen is standard across the line up. £175,765 gets you the Performance trim level ...

You’re looking at Mercedes-AMG’s hottest new interpretation of ... Impressive numbers, but surprisingly the Pro doesn’t top the GT line in power or 0–60-mph acceleration.

Still, the Mercedes Me voice control is one of the best systems on the market and will impress your friends, when it isn't activating seemingly by itself. Speccing up to AMG Line Premium or Premium ...