Mercedes-Benz A-Class

That would make more sense.

You can look at it in the same way you look at the, like, the BMW and the S Class, I mean, the Mercedes, right? You have your A, E, your A-Class, your C-Class, your E-Class, and your S-Class.

And you have the same thing with the BMW.

You have your 1 Series, 2 Series, all the way up to your 7 Series.

I'll give you 22.

[laughs] This is like the A-Class.

Let me tell you the problem I had-

He says you're kidding.

You know-

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... it's like the A-Class.

The problem is that I don't, I don't know where to stop when it comes to, like, m- like, the, here's the problem, really.

Band 3 would have a $15,000 surcharge.

This is above the 50th percentile and would include models like an Audi Q3, a BMW 216, a BYD Sea Lion 7 Performance, a Denza D9, a Honda Civic Type R, um, Mercedes-Benz A180 or a Benz GLC, a Tesla Model Y, or even, uh, the Toyota Alphard.

Everything...

Basically, once you're in the, once you're 50th percentile and above, it goes all the way, I guess, from that to, like, Lamborghini Murcielago, I guess.

One of the most mediocre cars that Mercedes-Benz have made.

It came in around the same time as the new A-Class, apparently.

But yeah, Mercedes Vaneo, which was a Mercedes minivan, which just looks like a wedge.

It l- like, it looks like a doorstop or a cheese wedge.

Then you've got Dan Kamish in the Ford Focus ST.

Then you've got Adam Morgan in the Mercedes A-Class.

And then Tom Chilton again in the other

Hyundai.

Back on track.

Uh, uh, talking of removable seats, didn't the A-Class have removable seats? Was that right? You've owned one, Mike, haven't you?

Yeah, I think you could take the back bench out.

I think you could take the-

... yeah, you could take the front ones out as well, 'cause I remember you could, like...

Yeah.

I, I seem to remember carrying a bike in an A-Class just by taking out the, the front-

Yeah, you could take the back seat out, and you could take out the passenger seat