| Daimler hasn't ever claimed its S-class sedan is "the best car in the world"—that was the prerogative of Rolls-Royce. But by any objective standard, it was the S-class that ruled for decades. This hegemony was seriously challenged in 1986 when BMW introduced the second-generation 7-series, and again in 1989 with the Lexus LS, which bested its contemporary S-class in several areas. Ultimately, Daimler added Maybach to its portfolio, implying that there is, actually, something better than the S-class. Alas, Maybach is history, but Benz has an all-new S-class and, while we'll reserve final judgment until we drive it, we believe Daimler has every reason to describe its new luxury sedan as effortlessly superior. READ MORE ›› from Car and Driver Blog http://blog.caranddriver.com | |||
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