If you like luxury cars, surely you have heard of Mercedes Benz. The brand is the best known of luxury cars and has been manufactured since the 1950s. Competitors in the prestige market include BMW, Audi, Porsche and Jaguar. Most people assume that all Mercedes cars are expensive, but that is not the case. The entry-level S-Class is relatively affordable, while the top-tier S-Class is one of the finer and more expensive vehicles in the large luxury sedan market. Here are some of their most popular cars.

The C-Class is Mercedes’ entry-level vehicle. It is slightly smaller than the E-Class in terms of size and interior space, and also less powerful. However, it is relatively affordable with prices in the low $30k range and is therefore perfect for a recent college graduate or someone who wants a taste of luxury without spending a fortune.

Next up we have the mid-tier E-Class sedan. T. The base model is equipped with a 3.5-liter V6 engine with 268 hp and 258 pound-feet of torque. The handling is quick and agile despite the large size of the vehicle. The interior is decorated with taste and elegance. There is 15.9 cubic feet of storage space available.

One of the best models in the Mercedes range is the S-Class. The S550 engine is a V8 with 382 HP, while the S600 is equipped with an ultra-powerful V12 cylinder. Interior amenities include leather seats, an ultra-spacious interior, and walnut trim. MSRP starts at around $93k for the base model.

Next we have the CLS model; it’s a higher trim level than the E-Class, but appeals to a different type of buyer than the S-Class; it’s younger and a little funnier. Standard features include a navigation system, Bluetooth compatibility and a state-of-the-art premium sound system. The CLS starts at around seventy thousand dollars for the base model.

One of the most spectacular and expensive cars in the Mercedes line is the SLR Mcaren; this car is on par with exotic vehicles like the Ferrari and comes with a price tag to match. The McLaren is no longer produced; the last year of production was 2009. The V8 engine generates 517 hp.

If you want a car that has a younger, sportier image, the CLS would be a good bet. If you’re on a budget and don’t want to spend too much, consider the entry-level C-Class. The E class offers more space and would be ideal for a small family that needs a lot of room for passengers. No matter what kind of lifestyle you have, there is a Mercedes that is perfect for you!