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mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
mercedes-benz 250
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 black
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 black
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 blue
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 blue
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 brown
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 brown
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 engine
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 engine
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 green
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 green
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 interior
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 interior
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 red
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 red
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 silver
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 silver
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 white
MERCEDES-BENZ 250 white

mercedes-benz 250

When compared to the C class models released by the Mercedes brand, the Mercedes Benz 250 is longer, wider and taller in size thus giving classier look than the C class models. The rear seats could be used for kids while the upfront is neatly designed to provide generous space for giving excellent comfort. The best about this model is the eight-way power adjustability feature enabled for the driver seat. However, the disadvantage is that the control lies completely with the person driving the car not giving the scope for the passengers at least to unlock the doors. While the seats are so comfortable the headrest might not give enough convenience for the individuals sitting in the front end.

The variable ratio direct steering would give fast turns even for the small movement that is made in the steering. This indicates better comfort and at the same time high risk involved if one drives the car with carelessness.

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