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Mercedes-Benz A Class 1997 - 2004
Mercedes-Benz A Class, 1997 - 2004
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The Mercedes-Benz A is a subcompact class car produced with three- or five-door hatchback bodies. It is the smallest and first front-wheel drive light Mercedes-Benz. It was a very unusual car with an innovative frontal impact absorption system called a “sandwich”. In the event of a frontal impact, the car’s engine and gearbox sink under the floor, not into the passenger compartment. In 1997, this A-Class Mercedes became known for failing to pass the so-called "moose test" and had a tendency to turn. Mercedes initially denied the problem, but later recalled all cars sold until then and installed electronic stability control systems. It was the first small car to have such a standard system.
It is the smallest and first front-wheel drive light Mercedes-Benz.
 
The Mercedes-Benz A had an innovative frontal impact absorption system called the “sandwich”. In the event of a frontal impact, the car’s engine and gearbox sink under the floor, not into the passenger compartment.
 
It was the first small car to have a standard stability control system.
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  Large E ClassE ClassE ClassE ClassE Class
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  Executive S ClassS ClassS ClassS ClassS Class
    EQS
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 CLK ClassCLK Class  
  CLC Class  
    CLE Class
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  Mini crossover    GLA ClassGLA Class
    EQA
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   GLC ClassGLC Class
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    EQE SUV
  Large crossover     EQS SUV
  Mid-size SUV  M ClassM ClassM ClassGLE Class
   EQC
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  GL ClassGL ClassGLS Class
  Pickup    X Class
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  Large MPV    EQV
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    EQT
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