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New Mercedes S-Class 2013 Spy Pictures



The current Mercedes S-Class is already on the market since 2005. 2009 of the upper class-Benz was indeed a decent makeover. stands as engines for the next generation S-Class a wide range of some known and some new engines ready. The entry of the recently introduced in the current model four-cylinder turbo diesel marked S 250 CDI with 204 hp. Above it are six, eight and twelve cylinder engines, which are all be a little more economical than before. The sports version S 63 AMG with 544 hp and S 65 AMG with 630 PS will continue to round off the offer still up.
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