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To mark 140 years of innovation, three new S-Class saloons travelled more than 50,000 kilometres across six continents and 140 symbolic locations. On their second European crossing, the convoy headed from Southeastern Europe through the Baltics, Scandinavia and the UK before returning to Stuttgart in October, where our story began.
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