MERCEDES-Benz has launched a limited edition model in its M-Class the Inspiration.
Just 900 Inspiration Editions will be made, adding to the popular M-Class range, which since its launch has sold 22,500 vehicles in the UK alone.
The Inspiration range comes with a choice of three engines: the popular ML 270 CDI, a new V6 petrol-powered ML 350, and a powerhouse in the shape of the five-litre ML 500.
Among the extras are an interior trimmed with anthracite leather with contrasting grey stitching; upgraded 17in six-spoke alloy wheels; a choice of metallic paint finishes with a colour co-ordinated AMG front grille; and a luxury pack.
The luxury pack also includes an automatically dimming rear view and driver's door mirrors; electrically-adjustable and heated front seats with memory; leather upholstery and trim (on AMG Sports Seats in this case); and anthracite wood trim (another exclusive Inspiration Edition feature).
Prices for the Inspiration Edition models start at £33,395 on the road (ML 270 CDI Inspiration); the ML 350 Inspiration is £36,680 on the road, and the ML 500 Inspiration costs £42,840.
The five- and six-cylinder examples are an additional £4,000 over the standard models, the ML 500 is £850 more.
Bearing in mind the extra standard equipment and exclusive appointments, the Inspiration Editions add exclusivity to a popular specification choice.
Every new M-Class vehicle sold through an authorised Mercedes-Benz Retailer in the UK comes with a three-year unlimited mileage warranty as standard.
All cars feature mobilo-life, which gives an unrivalled 30-year anti-corrosion cover and breakdown warranty.
Complimentary off road driving tuition is also offered with every new M-Class.
Located at a choice of 11 country estates around the UK, new owners can enjoy a day of mud plugging with an unflappable, good-humoured driving expert.
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