Aston Martin Mercedes-Benz Reviews

9/10

Mercedes-Benz

S-Class Coupe

£102,860 – £187,560

Great looking, stuffed with tech, implausibly fast. A private jet for the road.

9/10

Mercedes-Benz

E-Class Estate

£37,810 – £92,630

One of the most practical, sensible and desirable large estates.

9/10

Mercedes-Benz

S-Class

£70,170 – £185,185

Rivals are closer than ever, but S-Class remains our favourite luxo-barge. For now

8/10

Aston Martin

Rapide S

£150,694 – £153,194

It might not add a great deal more space, but it's hard not to love this four-door Aston.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

CLS Shooting Brake

£49,230 – £87,420

If ever there was an estate to get the masses out of their X6s, this is it.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class Estate

£30,020 – £71,665

Merc shrinks the S-Class and turns it into an Estate. Yes, it's that good.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class Cabriolet

£36,690 – £73,810

Mercedes nails it. The C-Cab is pleasant to drive but majors on al-fresco feel-good.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

E Class All-Terrain

£49,000

It’s not revolutionary, but in refocusing the dynamics to deliver a more relaxed driving experience, the All-Terrain is the most compelling E-Class estate out there.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class

£28,820 – £70,465

Confident effort, free from old-school Stuttgart smugness, but not trying to ape the 3-series either.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

V-Class Marco Polo

£44,290 – £58,320

Every bit as convincing as the VW California. What is loses in the finer packaging details, it makes up for in quality and design.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

B-Class

£22,980 – £35,045

The B-Class is now a genuine contender – if an expensive one – in the family hatch sector.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

E-Class Cabriolet

£44,460 – £57,950

Mercedes almost undermines its own flagship with new E-Class Cabrio. Close one

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

V-Class

£44,290 – £58,320

A few niggles aside, this V-Class feels luxurious and worth the outlay. A fine, MPV/business-express.

8/10

Aston Martin

DB11

£147,900 – £167,015

A sparkling start to a future portfolio of very exciting Astons

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

AMG GT

£98,705 – £145,600

Dramatic, fast and useable, with Mercedes’ thoroughness and AMG’s sporting genes.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

E-Class

£35,810 – £106,325

Mercedes has thrown everything it knows into the new E-Class. You can tell.

8/10

Mercedes-Benz

CLS

£47,780 – £86,920

Same waft, just with added style. A fine long-distance GT, if ever there was one.

8/10

Aston Martin

Vantage

£93,989 – £171,194

This thing feels properly sorted first time, fresh out of the box. It sounds epic and looks fabulous

7/10

Aston Martin

Vantage Roadster

£102,989 – £150,689

It's getting on a bit, but continual upgrades by Aston mean the Vantage is still lovely to drive. Not as honed as a 911, but that's part of the appeal.