Yesterday was the Superbowl. In the pre-game show, there was a Mercedes S-class ad in which the narrator touted the fact that more world leaders opted for the S-class than any other vehicle. Well, I did not see the ad cite this blog as the source, but I will take its word for it.
146. Cambodia. The King is seen here returning to Cambodia with his older S-class awaiting him.

147. Republic of the Congo. Here we see the president with RSA's prez in Brazzaville in another S-class.

148, 149, 150. Democratic Republic of Congo (PM), Equatorial Guinea (president), Togo (president). All S-classes. I discovered that recently, a gang of assassins in Nissan X Trails (compact SUVs) tried to take the DRC PM's life. The PM fled successfully, but broke both axles in the process. Unfortunately, I found this news piece after watching DRC Pres. Joseph Kabila's nauseating wedding video.

151. Tajikistan. Merc G-wagen. In a propaganda video involving glorious Farsi song and starring the leaders of Tajikistan and Iran in a plush jet, I finally found Rahmon's ride, an all black G-wagen.

Updated tally:
S-class: 51
7 series: 15
Land Cruiser: 15
A8: 8
Maybach: 6
Phaeton: 4
Caddy: 4
G-wagen: 4
Holden-Chevy-Opel: 3
H2: 3
Jag: 2
ZIL: 2
Volvo: 2
Touareg: 2
Mitsubishi Montero: 2
Suburban: 2
One of each of the following: Lancia, Hyundai, Skoda, A6, Peugeot, Renault, Lincoln, VW van, London taxi, Daimler, Toyota Century, Hongqi, Bentley, Rolls, Ford Fairlane, Aston Martin, SEAT, Ford Expedition, Nissan Patrol, Stutz, Suzuki, Camry, Toyota Crown, Toyota Sequoia, Proton, Land Rover
CKY
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