Mercedes-Benz S-Class Saloon Colours | Free & Paid Options

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Colour guide

Manufaktur - Opalith white bright Free

Metallic - Emerald green Free

Want to look classy but don’t fancy black? Go for this gorgeous shade of dark green, which is a much brighter and almost brassier shade than it looks on the colour card. It could almost be OTT but it’s a fantastic colour, so we’ll allow it.

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Metallic - Graphite grey Free

Graphite Grey could have been far too much a default colour for the S-Class, and make it look too much like an airport shuttle, but there’s enough warmth and a faint hint of yellow in it that it’s actually more interesting than that. Subtle, but it works.

Metallic - High tech silver Free

Compared to Mojave, High-Tech Silver is just a bit too cold and bright for the S-Class. On a car this big, it just flattens out the shape and makes it look too slab-sided. As there’s no cost difference, we’d definitely go for Mojave.

Metallic - Mojave silver Free

Hands down, this is the best colour for the S-Class. Silver almost always looks ‘right’ on a Mercedes, and Mojave has enough warm tones and depth that it doesn’t end up making the car look flat or boring.

Metallic - Nautic blue Free

There’s a pleasant depth to Nautic Blue that makes it work well on the S-Class, and stops it looking too plain and too flat as some other dark blue options can. A good choice.

Metallic - Obsidian black Free

Almost all of the S-Class colour options are no-cost choices, so while this Obsidian Black is a fine colour, and looks smart on the car, it’s basically plain black — we can do better than this.

Metallic - Selenite Grey Free

Selenite Grey is just a bit too dull a colour for the S-Class. It works OK on Mercedes’ coupe models, where the sharper shape carries it off, but on the four-door it just ends up looking dour.

Metallic - Verde silver Free

Manufaktur metallic - Graphite £4,000

Manufaktur metallic - Kalahari gold £4,000

Manufaktur metallic - Rubellite red £4,000

Manufaktur magno - Opalith white £4,750

Two tone - Obsidian black/Mojave silver £13,650