Mercedes-Benz S 320 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY Announced

Amazing figures. But what figures will the driver that drives under "everyday" circumstances achieve? It's Incredible the lengths manufacturers are going to, to improve efficiency of their cars. "Tires with reduced rolling resistance" how exactly does that work? Is it a different compound, diffrent pressure? What? And when they need to be replaced, where do you buy new ones? Walking into your local tyre fitment centre - "Good day, I would like to buy a set of "Reduced rolling resistance" tyres for my S-Class please!" I'm sure the sales person behind the counter might just pick up the phone and call the local Nuthouse to come and take you away!!! Ha Ha Ha!!

I'm all for efficiency gains across the board ... but IMHO this should have always been called the Z class not the S class ... Z for Zero in the style ratings

the hybrid will probably give better results for emissions...maybe

7.6 litres per 100 km is impressive though. i wondered if they push it?

Ugly piece of SH!T!!!!