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- 01Make
- 02Model
- 03Generation
- 04Powertrain
- 05Equipment
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190
21 versions
200
8 versions
230
11 versions
260
5 versions
300
22 versions
350
6 versions
380
5 versions
400
4 versions
420
3 versions
500
13 versions
560
5 versions
600
5 versions
A-Class
22 versions
AMG GT
20 versions
AMG GT 4-Door Coupe
2 versions
B-Class Electric Drive
2 versions
C-Class
92 versions
C-Class Coupe
4 versions
C-Class Sedan
18 versions
CLA
9 versions
CLA-Class
16 versions
CL-Class
18 versions
CLE
1 version
CLE-Class
4 versions
CLK-Class
22 versions
CLS-Class
21 versions
E-Class
98 versions
EQB
6 versions
EQE
14 versions
EQE SUV
1 version
EQS
15 versions
EQS SUV
2 versions
G-Class
17 versions
GLA
11 versions
GLA-Class
10 versions
GLB
7 versions
GLB-Class
6 versions
GLC
17 versions
GLC-Class
21 versions
GLC Coupe
3 versions
GL-Class
11 versions
GLE
13 versions
GLE-Class
56 versions
GLE Coupe
4 versions
GLK-Class
4 versions
GLS
7 versions
GLS-Class
11 versions
Maybach
16 versions
M-Class
8 versions
Metris Cargo
4 versions
Metris Passenger
2 versions
Metris Passenger Van
1 version
ML-Class
25 versions
R-Class
10 versions
S-Class
59 versions
SL
24 versions
SLC-Class
11 versions
SL-Class
34 versions
SLK-Class
24 versions
SLR
3 versions
SL Roadster
19 versions
SLS AMG
8 versions
Sprinter Cab Chassis
1 version
Sprinter Cargo Van
29 versions
Sprinter Passenger Van
4 versions
Mercedes-Benz catalog records
Recorded generations: 225
Recorded powertrain versions: 975
Models with specification records: Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
About Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz is a premium automotive brand in the U.S. known for a broad lineup that has included luxury sedans, coupes, SUVs, vans, and performance models. Catalog entries span nameplates such as C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLE, GLC, GLS, G-Class, CLA, SL, AMG GT, EQS, EQE, EQB, Sprinter Cargo Van, Sprinter Passenger Van, and Metris models, reflecting the brand’s mix of comfort-focused daily drivers, utility vehicles, and higher-performance offerings. For shoppers and researchers, Mercedes-Benz is closely associated with refined interiors, advanced safety and driver-assistance features, and a strong presence in both traditional gasoline and electric segments. The U.S. catalog also includes historic and legacy model names such as 190, 230, 260, 300, 350, 380, 400, 420, 500, 560, and 600, along with Maybach and AMG-badged vehicles, giving the brand a wide footprint across luxury passenger cars and commercial vans.
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