by Mercedes in the News on August 10, 2010
Hybrids are great for helping drivers save money at the pump. Unfortunately, the addition of a battery and an electric motor, while helpful in reducing fuel consumption, typically increases the cost of the vehicle when compared to non-hybrid alternatives. So which hybrid vehicle really pays off in the long run?
Recently, the British Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA) asked that very same question. While the vehicle that first comes to mind is the Toyota Prius, the BCAA actually found that the winner for the hybrid that pays their owner back is the Mercedes-Benz S400 hybrid. This is no surprise to Mercedes Maryland. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on July 21, 2010
For 2011, Mercedes-Benz will be making a number of upgrades to the M5-fighting E63 AMG sedan. This will include an additional 11 horsepower thanks to some updated tuning. That will bring total output up to 525 horsepower.
Not only has this mill been re-tuned for additional power, but according to Mercedes-Benz the latest model will also feature an improvement in fuel efficiency. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on June 16, 2010
For 2011, Mercedes-Benz has updated the R-Class crossover. Straddling that fine line between wagon and minivan, the R-Class’s mid-life update was intended to give it a little more of a masculine look, thanks to a front fascia borrowed from the likes of the GLK.
Most the of the exterior changes to the 2011 R-Class can be seen from the A-pillar forward, while the rest of the vehicle has not changed much from its predecessor. Mild updates have also been given to the R-Class’s dash, but again the majority of the interior is quite familiar, which isn’t a bad thing. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on June 2, 2010
It wasn’t long ago when the best diesel powered cars were reserved for markets outside of the United States, but that is quickly changing. With new fuel economy standards looming, even Mercedes-Benz is gearing up to bring more diesels Stateside, according to Baltimore, MD Mercedes.
Among these new diesels will be the Mercedes-Benz S350 BlueTec, which is slated to arrive in 2011. Powering this full-size luxury car is a 3.0-liter turbo-diesel V6 engine producing 241 horsepower and 429 pound-feet of torque. This unit will be mated to a seven speed automatic transmission and feature standard 4Matic all-wheel drive. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on June 1, 2010
In an all-new television commercial for the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan, Mercedes has decided to forgo its usually tame messaging in order to take a stab at Volkswagen.
The new commercial features a look-a-like of VW’s Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Ferdinand Piech, who plays the grim reaper in the commercial. This character attempts to put the driver in harms way, but ultimately the E-Class helps the driver avert disaster. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on May 25, 2010
In order to increase sales, Mercedes-Benz will begin offering even more body styles and drivetrains for its popular C-Class, according to Canonsburg Mercedes dealer.
Currently, the C-Class is available only as a sedan. But, in order to drive a 30 percent sales increase over the next five years, Mercedes will also add a coupe and convertible variant to the C-Class lineup. A crossover is also likely based on the next-generation B-Class. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on May 24, 2010
Growing up we were told that you can’t judge a book by its cover, but as we’ve grown older and matured, we’ve realized that’s not the case! Let’s take a sneak peek at the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS, for example. As we’ve been given some undercover pictures of the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS in action, the jury is still out of the second generation CLS. Will the new CLS be a step in the right direction or will Mercedes-Benz be taking a big step backwards? That’s up to you. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on May 13, 2010
Mercedes-Benz’ storied E-Class range is well known for its leading-edge technologies, unparalleled innovation and sophisticated style. It’s an approach to driving that has helped the E-Class become Mercedes’ best-selling line of vehicles, and one that is on full display in the 2011 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Cabriolet—along with up to four passengers.
That’s because the Cabriolet, which joins Sedan, Coupe and soon-to-debut Wagon variants in the E-Class lineup, is a smartly designed four-place convertible that offers a modern-day take on classic open-air motoring, regardless of the weather. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on May 11, 2010
With many automakers currently focusing on downsizing, Mercedes-Benz is looking to do the same and become more competitive in the premium compact car segment. But first, the German automaker has initiatives several focus groups within the United States to gauge what consumers would want in an entry-level model.
According to a Mercedes Dealer Maryland, Mercedes is already considering several new compact models, including a crossover, a coupe, and a sedan. These models will be based on the front-wheel-drive B-Class platform, which is slated just under the C-Class in the MB lineup. [click to continue…]
by Mercedes in the News on May 10, 2010
Mercedes-Benz stays loyal to its luxurious brand. Especially with the 2010 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Grand Edition, which is more skillfully designed than the average SUV. It’s an eye-catcher for sure! Automakers stand proud by this year’s top vehicle for 2010. Offering a variety of packages that come in either 19-inch or 20-inch aluminum wheels.
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