STUD OR DUD? Video Reveals The Best Look Yet At The 2017 Mercedes S-Class Interior

There's definitely no shortage of Mercedes-Benz S-Class spy videos, but the latest one is probably the most interesting of all.

Showing a production-ready model quietly sitting around in a parking lot with the driver's side window opened, the short footage reveals the interior of the flagship saloon, less than a week before it's expected to shed its camouflage for the 2016 Paris Auto Show.

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mre30 - 9/23/2016 11:22:10 AM

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New steering wheel and new "controller" touch device are the obvious ones. Wonder what else has changed.

Boy, the short wheel base S500 is oddly proportioned.

dtmwtch - 9/23/2016 5:38:33 PM

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i don't want my gauges to be real

Maulvader - 9/23/2016 8:50:52 PM

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Love the S-class interiors, HATE the tacked-on-tablet look of the display screens. Same story in the new E-class. Even worse in the C-class where apparently after the beautiful interior had been finished, someone crazy-glued a tablet just as the car was leaving for the showroom.

monopoly1 - 9/24/2016 1:54:42 AM

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@ — Maulvader

At least S & E Class display screens are embedded within the dashboard unlike cheaper MB models such as the C Class.

Dexter1 - 9/24/2016 8:21:24 AM

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THIS IS A STORY? A big reveal that only is distinguishable if you're looking at it from the inside of last year's S-Class?

gkearns56 - 9/24/2016 3:24:49 PM

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UGLY ass long dash again. It that the ONLY design this weird dash comes in. What not have the drive-in movie theater dash. They make such a nice car and "F" it up with some Buick dash. MB you can do better then this on the dash.

llaroo - 9/24/2016 5:09:30 PM

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its ridiculous to wedge an extended tablet into the dash. The dash is curvilinear and the tablet is flat. Such a poor way to integrate the two. Big dissapointment

TomM - 9/25/2016 7:21:56 AM

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My problem with the screen is WHERE it is - it is deep into the dash - I assume it is a touch screen - but can you easily reach all of the screen - it is wide enough the some drivers will NOT be able to. Turns out - the screen placement in My Mini-Van - jutting out from the Dash at the top of the "Console" area- is easy to use. If you need redundant controls - to make it easy - that means the design is not optimal.