Mercedes Trims

 

Most models in the Mercedes-Benz lineup start at the entry-level SE trim. Standard equipment can include 16-inch alloys, LED daytime running lights, heated front seats and keyless start.

The next one up in the range is usually the Sport model, with larger 17-inch alloy wheels, sportier styling and an upgraded steering wheel, with plenty of chrome touches throughout the car.

The Sport Executive Edition uses the Sport base and further upgrades it. Depending on the model, this can include a larger MBUX touchscreen set-up that’s just over 10 inches and includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. You can get even larger 18-inch alloys too, along with privacy glass and extra parking aids.

We then move on to the AMG range, starting with the AMG Line Executive Edition. This gets you that eye-catching AMG styling and larger alloys, plus a 64-colour ambient lighting package and a sport steering wheel.

After that, the AMG Line Premium Edition offers a 10.25-inch digital driver display and keyless go, making it a great choice for tech-lovers.

The top-range model is usually the AMG Line Premium Plus Edition. This offers a panoramic glass sunroof, Multibeam LED headlight technology and upgraded safety features.

The exact features you get will depend on the model you choose, but you can see the specs of our used vehicles by taking a look at the model descriptions.

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