The twin airline - style rear «comfort» seats, separated by a full - length centre console, are available in other S - Class models for about $ 8500 and there are other familiar S - Class features like electric rear and rear - side window blinds (including miniature ones for the rear quarter windows), twin panoramic sunroofs, twin overhead illuminated vanity lights and a fridge, which robs plenty of space in the otherwise huge boot. (motoring.com.au)
It's the most economical car in the range and, with the XLV version's huge boot not making an impact on the driving experience, the only real cost of choosing it is the # 1,000 premium over a standard Tivoli in the same spec. (autoexpress.co.uk)
Behind that there is a positively huge boot, well shaped and easy to load. (autospeed.com)