Is the 2023 Mercedes Benz S 580 the KING of full size luxury sedans? 

Oh wow! That is fantastic

I love the S class but 70k miles isn't too much, it's expected it drives like new

@@dimmacommunication After 13 years of my father owning it, it’s not a lot at all.

As nice as the current S Class is the older ones were built like a veritable tank which makes the ride great from the weight. They lack the electronics of he new ones but less to malfunction.

@@doctorrobert60not that one, but yes maybe a w140 or w126 .

Nice to see it in something other than black or silver

@@weirdshibainu don't forget white. They too are a signature color for them

@@mattmekhaeil True, although I seldom see a white one, but I know it's in the top three.

Only when you mentioned it did I realize it was a Mercedes 😂😂😂😂 I thought it was a BMW until then

Mercedes are cash furnaces. I know plenty of people who could afford them but they steer clear. One of my close friends had a C43 AMG and he swore after 7 years of ownership he'd never buy another Mercedes again. The car was in the shop at least 5x a year after 4 years of ownership.

Relax, he's a married man. 👌😲

@@urideamabal So am I. Actually, I’m more worried my FL5 would become jealous.

You are really awesome! Thank you for letting me share it with you!

@@urideamabalyou are hilarious

You are so very right!

Without any doubt, the S-Class will always be the KING of sedans.

@@TokyNeonfor sedans costing $150K and less…

@@jumboJetPilot for sedans you can drive without looking like a drug kingpin...

@@dimmacommunication I don’t think any Bentley looks like a drug kingpin’s car, and I’ve inspected and been inside every modern Bentley. The S-Class is great for a few years, until all those crazy infotainment screens won’t even be able to handle the ever-increasing memory requirements of new OS updates. Built-in obsolescence right there. Nothing dates an interior faster than technology. Furthermore, that crazy ambient lighting is going to reflect off of all of your interior window surfaces making it more of a distraction than anything.

Blah blah blah

Very unique for sure!

China Blue is regular light blue with a big dollop of purple mixed in. Love it.

It just a name. There’s nothing stopping them from making any coupe have S Class luxury features

@@Rudenbehryou’re not very smart.

@@Rudenbehractually it’s not “just a name”. Mercedes doesn’t have any coupe comparable anymore to what the s class coupe once was.

But you’re the FBI……. Take one from a scammer

@@Kevin-iz5ct😅😅😅

Great choice👍🏽

That is so wonderful Paul! Great job on your new car purchase! Congrats

lol u couldnt afford either

@@codybersicc7939 Don't project yourself in other people. With due to respect, you don't know which are the things that I can or can't afford.

I’m so glad that you like this one Omar

I ain't buying any car for over $100,000 unless it is bullet and dent proof😂. Just spent $70 grand buying an SUV for the mrs and that's insane. But I draw the line at 6 figures for a vehicle, especially when you live in the city.

The E class is amazing what drugs are you on?

Agree 100%! Using tablets for both the primary gauges and center console looks incredibly aftermarket. An absolute deal-breaker for me.

Agree 💯

It's class

@atg1338 wow you are so smart

You better believe it!

@@RaitisRides It is the Disciple of the Luxury cars.

​@@RaitisRidesViva Nercedes-benz!

I am a Disciple! 😂😂😂

@@dovetales3 True

I agree with how many manufacturers need to work on designing the instrument clusters. The infotainment screens all seem to be an afterthought, as if they were attached at the end of the design, sticking up like sore thumbs instead of neatly integrated into the dash.

Agreed. The only place I think they dropped the ball was using the cluster screen from the lower-end models. It just looks cheap without a nice S Class-level surround. (Lexus really blew it here too with their miniscule LS screen.) I would have cut costs elsewhere. While the extra paint and upholstery colors are pretty cool (I think they are chasing Porsch, Jag, Bentley, etc. here), I would recommend classing the cluster screen area up on the refresh.

as far as i understand, by not integrating them into the dash they're able to reduce the overall height of the dash thus creating more space out the windshield,

@@AJpro88 interesting. Was not aware of that. I thought it was just an aesthetic thing.

@@willjam465 another reason could be that since these screens are so energy intensive they require more cooling and having them surrounded by dash material would trap heat.

Or your chauffeur

Hey time! Class has begun!

@@RaitisRides ;D

You got it for sure

That is so very true! Thanks for bringing that extra insight!

There is three colors for the cars : white, black and silver.

You got that right! I sure did that is for sure

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@@atg1338name something better, I’ll wait

That is so wonderful to hear! Thank you for sharing that!

You are so very right Mike

You have good taste!

Hate the rubber band tires. What's the point if you have a car designed to give you a smooth ride then you put tires on it that guarantee a bumpy ride makes no sense.

I'm puzzled too why they don't want to build-in those screen tv's into the dashboard nicely . All they are doing is copying Tesla's big screen tv just screwed on and sticking out of the dashboards . And wow , lol those ambient lights , are those for the kindergarten kids ? I guess the EMF's in those new cars and especially electric cars must be super high . But no one wants to talk about it .

@@ryanray6215 I totally agree! That ambient lighting is way overdone! In my Audi there is a lip over the ambient lighting which blocks being able to view it directly, it shines downwards on intended areas. With that ambient lighting, illuminating in every direction, you’re going to get distracting reflections off of windows, particularly if you tint the windows as window film reflects everything. To me, there is absolutely nothing that dates an interior faster than high tech. In five years, those same screens won’t even be able to accommodate the ever-increasing memory requirements of the various requisite Operating System updates that will happen between now and then. That’s built-in obsolescence right there. Quite aside from that, I am absolutely amazed the NTSB hasn’t yet stepped in and began regulating infotainment systems as these days, infotainment screens are more distracting than navigating cell phone screens while driving. Granted, I’ve only seen a few of this guy’s videos, but I also criticize this reviewer for one thing - how come he never anything bad to say about this car or anything else?!? Come on! You can always find several things about ANY car that you don’t like, that society at large won’t like, and is something that the car makers need to take care of for their next model evolution. Giving constructive criticism on any product is exactly what manufacturers need to hear in order to make better products. No more “rosy reviews”, tell it exactly how it is!

@@ryanray6215Tesla would get Mercedes parts from Mercedes so they aren’t really copying if they are the original

I can understand your frustration

Let’s do this!

It was some weird bug

There is a matte option. Still, too much gloss black and metal.

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