2019 Mercedes A Class - Test Drive, Exterior, Interior
- 6 years ago
The A-Class' exterior is a continuation of what we've already seen from Mercedes' new design language -- specifically, the 2019 CLS-Class, which debuted at the LA Auto Show. The headlights adopt a sharper-edged polygonal shape. Out back, the taillights are a bit smoother, but they're also smaller than before. It's not necessarily a remarkable hatchback in that its shape is pretty traditional, but it'll be interesting to see how this body adapts to the sedan form that will come to the US later on.
The interior is a different story. Borrowing design cues from the top-tier S-Class, the A-Class feels far more premium than it did before -- high praise for what is technically an entry-level model. The screens on the dashboard can be optioned one of three ways -- a pair of 7-inch displays, a pair of 10.25-inch displays or one of each. Buyers can select from 64 different colors of ambient light, and like every other new Mercedes, there's a centrally mounted touchpad that helps users navigate the infotainment system.
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The interior is a different story. Borrowing design cues from the top-tier S-Class, the A-Class feels far more premium than it did before -- high praise for what is technically an entry-level model. The screens on the dashboard can be optioned one of three ways -- a pair of 7-inch displays, a pair of 10.25-inch displays or one of each. Buyers can select from 64 different colors of ambient light, and like every other new Mercedes, there's a centrally mounted touchpad that helps users navigate the infotainment system.
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