Mercedes-Benz doesn’t show up much in the base car list, so these mods fill that gap with everything from humble diesel sedans to AMG monsters pushing past 700 horsepower. You get classic W124 shapes, modern CLS and S-Class coupes, and even one engine swap that has nothing to do with reality but is fun to try once.
Picking the right one comes down to what you actually want to drive. If you need something calm for passenger or cargo runs, look at the E-Class and A-Class entries. If you want power and a stiffer, sportier feel, the AMG models and the tuned E500 builds are the ones to check first. Pay attention to which game version each mod lists support for, since physics tuning can be tied to a specific build.
1. Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG 4Matic
This is a detailed take on the 2015 CLS 63 AMG 4Matic, with a reworked exterior and interior, functioning dashboard gauges and weather effects like raindrops and water spray on the body. It also supports cargo and passenger transport, and lets you swap wheels, tint the windows and headlights, and pick between leather interior colors.
It suits players who want a show car that still does regular City Car Driving jobs. With trailer support and a no-plate option among the extras, there’s enough here to set the car up exactly how you like it.
Download Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG 4Matic on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
2. Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG
Built by Karim, this CLS 63 AMG goes for a straight performance feel: rear-wheel drive, a 7-speed automatic and a 5461 cc engine making 585 hp, good for 250 km/h. Six optional extras are included for further customization.
It’s aimed at players who want a sporty sedan without extra frills, though installation is manual, so follow the mod’s own steps when adding it.
Download Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG – High-Performance Sports Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
3. Mercedes-Benz E450 Jet Engine
This one swaps the regular E450 powertrain for a GE90 jet engine, claiming around 3,000 hp and a top speed near 730 km/h. One of its updates brought suspension and stability tweaks along with sharper textures and a refreshed GUI, plus general bug fixes.
It’s less about realism and more about seeing how far the physics will bend, so treat it as a novelty rather than a daily driver.
Download Mercedes-Benz E450 JET ENGINE on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
4. Mercedes-Benz E-Class E300
The E300 here runs four-wheel drive with a 7-speed automatic, making 249 hp and topping out at 250 km/h. Passenger transport is supported, and the physics have been tuned specifically for this build’s target game version.
It’s a solid pick if you want a business sedan that behaves itself rather than something built for drifting or drag runs.
Download Mercedes-Benz E-Class E300 – 4WD Sedan with 7-Speed AT on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
5. Mercedes-Benz 190 TD 2.5
The 190 TD 2.5 brings an old-school diesel feel: front-wheel drive, a choice of 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic, 145 hp and a 0-100 km/h time of 9.3 seconds. Top speed sits at 197 km/h, and passenger transport works fine.
Fans of older German sedans will probably get the most out of this one, since it leans into a slower, more deliberate driving character rather than outright speed.
Download Mercedes-Benz 190 TD 2.5 – Classic German Diesel Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
6. Mercedes-Benz E500 W124
Made by Dobarin, this W124-generation E500 pairs a 4973 cc engine with 320 hp and rear-wheel drive through a 4-speed automatic. It reaches 100 km/h in 6.1 seconds and tops out at 250 km/h, and comes with three extras included.
If you want a nineties super sedan feel with real weight behind the acceleration numbers, this is a straightforward option.
Download Mercedes-Benz E500 W124 – 320 hp Classic Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
7. Mercedes-Benz E500 Tuning Sedan
This tuned E-Class wears E500 styling but runs a 3.0 litre engine making 188 hp at 5700 rpm, sent to the rear wheels through a five-speed automatic. Passenger transportation is supported, and it credits work from the original builder along with two others who modified and adapted it.
It’s a middle-ground choice for players who want something a bit sportier than a stock sedan without going full AMG. Installation is manual, so set aside a few minutes to do it properly.
Download Mercedes-Benz E500 Tuning Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
8. Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG Coupe
This 2016 S63 AMG Coupe brings a two-door luxury body with all-wheel drive, a 7-speed automatic and 585 hp on tap, reaching 250 km/h. No registration code is needed to use it, and one of its updates reworked the car’s physics after release.
It fits players after a big, comfortable coupe with real power behind it. Installation is manual, so check the mod’s notes before dropping it in.
Download Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG Coupe 2016 – 585 hp Luxury Coupe on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
9. Mercedes-Benz A-Class
This add-on covers the compact A-Class, running front-wheel drive with a 7-speed automatic, a 1332 cc engine and 150 hp, topping out at 230 km/h. It represents the line that first brought front-wheel drive to this Mercedes-Benz segment.
It’s a good fit if you want a smaller, easier car to drive around town rather than another big sedan or coupe.
Download Mercedes-Benz A-Class – Compact Front-Wheel-Drive Car on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
10. Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG Stage 2
The S65 AMG Stage 2 is a heavy two-tone sedan putting out 730 hp from a 5980 cc engine, with rear-wheel drive through a 5-speed automatic using AMG Speed Shift. It hits 100 km/h in under 4.5 seconds and reaches 310 km/h, backed by its own engine sound and realistic physics.
Styling takes cues from the Maybach 57, with large sporty wheels and improved lighting, plus an extra variant without license plates. Passenger transport is supported, and it’s built for a specific game version, so confirm that before installing.
Download Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG Stage 2 – 730 hp Rear-Drive Sedan on CrashMods · Game version: 1.59.x
Tips for Mercedes-Benz mods in City Car Driving
- Check which City Car Driving version each mod lists support for before installing, since physics and visuals can be tuned to a specific build.
- Back up your existing car and content files before adding a new mod, so you can roll back quickly if something doesn’t load right.
- Install mods one at a time and test the car in a short drive before adding the next one, which makes it much easier to spot conflicts.
- Follow any manual installation steps closely, especially with mods that need files placed in particular folders rather than through an automatic installer.
- If a mod includes extras like wheels, liveries or no-plate options, check the in-game selection menu after installing to confirm they loaded correctly.
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