As the epitome of excellence, Mercedes-Benz and BMW are no strangers to perfection. However, there are subtle differences that set these world-class automakers apart. The team at Autohaus on Edens in Northbrook, IL, took the liberty of comparing these luxury manufacturers below. Please direct any questions regarding Mercedes-Benz and BMW differences to a specialist at (847) 272-7900 or fill out our online form.
Quality should never be compromised. Luxury brand BMW upholsters its sedans, coupes, and SUVs with Merino leather and carbon fiber trim, while Mercedes-Benz prides itself on the ultimate cabin finesse. Explore some of the exquisite interior features that can be found throughout the Mercedes-Benz lineup below.
These German-engineered, high-performance vehicles are known for raw power. Mercedes-Benz offers countless engine options ranging from a 2.0L turbo I4, producing 188 HP and 221 lb.-ft. of torque, to a handcrafted AMG® 4.0L biturbo V8, capable of 630 HP and 664 lb.-ft. of torque. Not to be out done, BMW also features numerous engine choices, including a 2.0L TwinPower turbo I4, producing 228 HP, and a 4.4L M TwinPower turbo V8, capable of 617 HP.
While both luxury brands tout responsive handling, Mercedes-Benz vehicles are tailored for smooth drives despite unforgiving terrain. Drivers who prefer sportier suspension on the track may be better suited to BMW models.
Raise your standards when you select a Mercedes-Benz or BMW. Each premium manufacturer appoints its models with innovative luxuries and advanced safety features, but only Mercedes-Benz offers the following state-of-the-art considerations:
Both luxury manufacturers are closely matched in price. However, Mercedes-Benz offers drivers a slightly more accessible option with the 2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan, starting at $32,500 MSRP, as the similarly priced 2020 BMW X1 SAV starts at $35,200 MSRP. We implore you to take a moment to review our inventory, then pair your selection with one of our incentives for an exceptional value.
