This 2018 Mercedes-Benz S560 has a Badge With a Lot To Live Up To - W222 vs W126 - Review by Bill 

Have you some of the drugs that ur takin left?

You must be daft! He talks too much.

Perhaps the greatest thing in cynical car commentary since Clarkson.

@@JoJoJoker Oh for the love of God, spot on; Bill is the 'Murican Jeremy Clarkson! Smokes the same, but thrice the whiskey. Stay safe! 🥃🥃🥃

I agree. I’d be a regular viewer.

He did. Read his manifesto. Not condoning his violence...but he did have a point

@@weirdshibainu I can't reply with my honest opinion for fear it would be archived and used against me in a future where Google employees act as a secret police force.

@@johnthesavage381 Too late.

@@johnthesavage381 Yeah, I have so many archived opinions I'll be the first to get the knock on the door in the middle of the night when we're taken over by the chicomms in a year or two.

@@johnthesavage381 a not so distant future unfortunately...

Hey Now !

I was wondering if I was the only one who caught that. LOL. Classic!

I was so waiting for it...come thru, Bill! 😂

@@Oivey2000 Pretty hard to miss..

Betty White cameo when

....... honestly Bill

Toyota made Mercedes panic. Not that I'm a Lexus fan, but credit where credit's due

The Lexus LS400 was definitely more reliable than the W140 S class at the time. Albeit it was a lot simpler and less luxurious.

@@805NAVE Right. Probably more comfy too though 😂

Mercedes really invented cars, at least in the way we understand it today. As important as the 1886 Patent Motorwagen was, it wasn't really a proper car. Horses could easily run faster, actually people could run faster, as it was flat out at 10MPH, it had about 2 or 3 HP from a 1 litre engine and it was essentially an engine and controls built into an existing horse-drawn coach and therefore an expensive, impractical toy. And cars more or less stayed like that until the Mercedes 35HP came out in 1901. Now 35HP from a 6 litre engine seems pretty poor today, but it meant that it could do 31 MPH which completely left the competition for dust. It was so astonishing that Paul Meyan, director of the French Automobile Club, at the time said: "We have entered the Mercedes era". Within a few short years it could make 60HP and get up to 53 MPH. It was reliable too, in a way those early cars never were. Getting to those kind of speeds turned the car from a novelty toy into a proper mode of transport, just like the 2G mobile phone turned the mobile phone from a pointless barely functional toy for yuppies to a proper phone.

Didn't Hitler own a Mercedes?

Drove one. Epic car.

The Best or Nothing. My first Mercedes was a 1987 420SEL(R.I.P.) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qDXOLTO9xro.html

The gun comments are not jokes tho 😂

@@DavidDolinsky95yeah they’re part of American culture

@@wumao_gang1020 Yes, but 9 times outta 10 we don't and can't just have a gun chilling in a storage compartment in the open.

Probably his most recognizable catch phrase.

And his signature looong sigh....

Wonder if he watches Vice Grip Garage - "Help Me Understand!" 🤣

AAaanYways

His sigh is my text message alert now 🤣🤣🤣

Couple years ahead of you and I'm giving a solid yes to bizarro world.

I’m giving a solid third.

He really does. It's so much fun listening to Bill having so much fun.

You can probably disable all this crap if you take day off work lol

Cue Jan Hammer music! ;)

"Stanley...........you're slouching" .............

He sounds just like her!

"God will get you for that Walter!" (Maude)

On this chanel only Canadians on backseat are chipper!:)

@@lukazupie7220 I know that.

The cars aren't really THAT important, other than to be a prop for Bill's "unique" brand of humor! ...

It is

That is a bit weird.

Bill would get so mad at the car because nothing is like he's used to...so much technology he would pull out a 50 cal desert eagle shoot the car in its engine...then simply walk away Lol

@@lornperkins4270 I can so imagine that 😂

Even today (in 2023), a 2012 W221 is still a halo car a lot of people would aspire to. The long and muscular body style has aged very well, especially with the sport package trim. The interior design still looks top notch. And the BlueTec diesel powertrain makes that particular model even more interesting and unique. I'd say you're doing very well for yourself, sir!

G.I. Joe

Not to mention that the shiny new tech of the present makes vehicles seem incredibly dated after only a few short years. Granted, things like ‘80s-era digital displays and graphic equalizers are seen as “cool” these days, but, meh, who knows. What I DO know is that, as a fellow millennial, I’d much rather glance at a finely-crafted analog cluster rather than a digital display, I’d rather own an impeccable analog timepiece over a G-Shock etc etc etc.