

Minimalist design of the switches and the classic-style clock add to upmarket feel of S-Class interior
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Merc’s control systems are easy to understand – even the integrated phone display is clear and simple

Infra-red Night View Assist is excellent, improving the driver’s field of vision after dark. It costs £1,200
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Not only does the rear fridge take up boot space, but it’s a really expensive option at £800
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This LWB model provides plenty of rear space, and the seats are very comfortable. The Merc handles more tidily than the Lexus, with better body control – yet it blends this with ride quality on a par with its rival
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