Mercedes M-Class

The Third Generation M-Class arrived with smoother styling, greater efficiency, and advanced driver-assistance systems. Spacious and comfortable, it offered a variety of engines including diesel and hybrid options. Emphasizing both on-road refinement and all-terrain capabilities, it was popular among luxury SUV buyers seeking performance, safety, and a premium cabin environment.

The Second Generation M-Class refined the brand’s approach to luxury SUVs, embracing a unibody chassis for improved handling and comfort. Various petrol and diesel engines addressed different markets, while the cabin received noticeable upgrades in quality and tech. Notably safer and more efficient than its predecessor, it formed the basis for later ML/GL/GLE expansions.

The First Generation M-Class, built in the United States, was Mercedes-Benz’s inaugural foray into the modern SUV market. Combining off-road capability with upscale appointments, it quickly became a commercial success, though early models faced reliability concerns. Over time, improvements solidified its role as a pioneering luxury SUV, foreshadowing the brand’s expansive SUV lineup.