Prices for a Mercedes-Benz car here in Australia range from $51,400 for the cheapest member of the family, the A180 hatchback, with prices stretching out to $573,192 for its most expensive model, the Mercedes-Benz Maybach S680 4Matic. For reference, other members of the Mercedes-Benz range like the C-Class are priced from $81,700, while the E-Class starts from $106,600, and the GLC SUV starts from $80,800. Mercedes’ battery-electric vehicles like the EQA are priced from $81,700, while the EQC and EQS are priced from $128,000 and $328,400 respectively.

Mercedes-Benz is a well-known luxury car brand with an incredible reputation when it comes to driving refinement and high quality materials inside the cabin. Having said that, some of its most affordable models like the A-Class, CLA, GLA crossover SUV and the GLB SUV are very reasonably priced, are the most accessible models in the lineup that feature premium designs and materials that are within reach. These models are generally classified as premium vehicles rather than outright luxury cars, though the majority of Mercedes-Benz’ lineup is indeed made up of luxury offerings.

The question of which Mercedes-Benz car is best depends largely on what type of car you’re looking for. If you’re in the market for a premium small car with a powerful engine, the A35 AMG is a great option, while those looking for even more performance could opt for the C63 S AMG, or the E63 S AMG sedan. Those looking for a refined and comfortable sedan have both the E-Class and S-Class as an option, while SUV buyers have a huge number of choices, including the GLB, GLC, GLE and GLS SUVs. Mercedes also has a growing range of battery-electric vehicles, including the EQA, EQB, EQC and the EQS which are the best options for those looking to make the switch to an EV.

The cheapest Mercedes-Benz currently on sale here in Australia is the A-Class hatch and sedan, which are priced at $51,400 and $53,200 respectively for the A180 hatch and sedan. The cheapest SUVs in the Mercedes-Benz range are the GLA, which is priced from $63,200, as well as the GLB which is priced from $67,000.

Mercedes-Benz is famous for being one of the oldest and most prestigeous manufacturers on the planet. With a rich heritage dating back to 1926, the brand is known for its innovative engineering, cutting-edge technology, superior craftsmanship, and refinement. Mercedes-Benz has introduced a number of industry-first advancements in safety, comfort, and performance, setting new standards for the automotive world. Its iconic models, such as the iconic SL, G-Wagon, S-Class, E-Class, and C-Class, have become symbols of luxury and refinement. Moreover, Mercedes-Benz's success in motorsports, including Le Mands and Formula One, further enhances its global fame and recognition as a brand synonymous with luxury, innovation, and performance.

It’s difficult to pinpoint a single common problem that impacts its modern vehicles. However, in the past, common problems stemming from electrical problems, engine mounts, engine misfires, oil and differential oil leaks, transmission issues and corrosion have been reported by Mercedes-Benz owners. Having said that, Mercedes ranks high when it comes to the reliability of its vehicles, reporting fewer problems than the industry average.