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BMW's vaunted M3 coupe is an enviable mix of sports and luxury with the needle definitely tilted toward sport—and there really hasn't been a close Mercedes-Benz counterpart.
The E-Class has long been the cornerstone of the Mercedes sedan range and accounts for about a quarter of the brand's worldwide passenger vehicle sales.
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class -- 2005 Review: It had been ages since our paths last crossed.
The 2006 Mercedes-Benz C-Class sports new engines to stand out in the crowd.
The 2006 Mercedes-Benz CLS55 AMG offers high performance and sleek design.
Mercedes-Benz E350 -- Review: First-time travelers to Europe, particularly Germany, can be taken aback by the fact that Mercedes-Benz products are: A.
Mercedes-Benz may not be far behind with the M-Class, as a first drive of the all-new 2006 Mercedes ML 350 and 500 revealed a comfortable, well-equipped SUV with considerable prowess on the road...
Based on the Grand Sports Tourer concept car that's been making rounds on the auto show circuit for a couple of years, the R-Class is grafted from the Mercedes-Benz M-Class platform, which has been retooled and significantly upgraded for 2006...
Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG - 2006 Preview: Enough is never enough, at least for the power-mongers who toil at AMG, the performance division of Mercedes-Benz.
2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Preview - 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show: Mercedes' celebration of AMG's 40th anniversary continued in Los Angeles with the North American debut of the C63 sedan.
Mercedes-Benz S400 Bluetec Hybrid Concept Preview - 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show: Mercedes-Benz has taken its Bluetec V-6 diesel engine and mated it with a hybrid system.
Enter the CLK 63 AMG Black Series. The "Black Series" is a new designation inside AMG that denotes a very special model with an emphasis on maximum performance...
With its thoroughly overhauled and restyled 2007 CL-Class, Mercedes-Benz readies for a battle it has been fighting for more than five decades - to capture the luxury coupe throne...
The 2007 Mercedes-Benz CL550 is one of the hottest Mercedes models to ever grace North American streets does not come cheap.
The debut of the GL-Class brings to four the total of Mercedes-Benz SUVs, from the sport-tourer known as the R-Class to the rough-and-tumble G-Class
Now, for 2007, customers in higher income brackets that desire or need a fashionable full-sized SUV will discover an entirely new star-adorned sport-ute - the 2007 Mercedes-Benz GL450...
Mercedes-Benz GL450 - 2007 Review: Originally conceived as a replacement for the testosterone-injected G-Class, the Mercedes-Benz GL450 morphed into a luxurious but eminently capable family hauler when fans of the venerable G-Wagen cried foul over plans to kill their favorite leather-lined military vehicle.
Mercedes-Benz ML320 CDI - 2007 Review: Redesigned with sharp new clothes a couple years ago, the ML is already a class leader. With diesel technology under the hood, we wanted to know if it was a technology and environmental leader as well...
Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG -- 2007 Preview: Believe it or not, some people who buy SUVs have no intention of going off-road.
The 2007 Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG is an M-Class sport/utility that has received a full AMG treatment to produce exceptional power and performance...
Flaunting fresh sheetmetal with bulging fender flares, the 2007 S-Class appears muscular and solid, yet on the road it glides across the pavement and handles turns with the grace of a ballerina.
With a new look, more power, and a full complement of dizzying technology, the 2007 Mercedes-Benz S-Class stands ready to represent...
Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG -- 2007 Preview: To understand why Mercedes-Benz calls the 2007 S65 AMG the "world's quickest four-door," you need to know just two figures: 604 horsepower and 738 lb.
2009 Mercedes-Benz SLK Preview - 2008 Detroit Auto Show: With a new SLK three years away, the 2009 Mercedes-Benz SLK needs only to hold serve, tweak interest and keep the plate warm for the real update.
Vision Mercedes-Benz GLK Preview - 2008 Detroit Auto Show: Thusly, we get the GLK, a compact crossover based on the C-Class, and with it an all-new four-cylinder Bluetec diesel engine.
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Preview - 2007 Geneva Auto Show: The 2008 Mercedes-Benz C-Class represents the latest version of the automaker's entry-level model.
2008 Mercedes-Benz CLK63 AMG Black Series Preview - New York Auto Show: Strip a CLK63 AMG built to serve as an F1 safety car of its decals and light bar, and you've pretty much got the street-legal, 500-horsepower, track-ready Black Series.
The following contains automobile information you should know about the 2008 Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Read this review if you or a loved one is interested in staying car savvy.
2009 Mercedes-Benz CLS - Beyond the cosmetic changes, there are few additions to the CLS.
The following contains automobile information from the 2008 Auto Show you should know about the 2009 Mercedes-Benz M-Class. Read this review if you or a loved one is interested in staying car savvy.
If you appreciate luxury and complex engineering solutions, then you'll love the 2009 Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
To bring you this inclusive review of the 2009 Mercedes-Benz S-Class, experts at TheCarConnection.com searched the Web for the best observations from vehicle critics and reviewers. Combined with driving opinions from our own editors, TheCarConnection.com hopes that this review will be of more use to shoppers than any individual road test. Likes Impressively hushed interior Abundant backseat spac...
The following article describes the Mercedes-benz B class. It talks about the physical characteristics and other properties of the car.
Mercedes-Benz has developed an Advanced Agility Package that offers the driver a choice of two programs, Sport and Comfort. The shock absorber for each wheel has infinitely variable electronic control. A new speed-sensitive steering with a more direct ratio, variable centering, and adaptation to acceleration and automatic transmission shift points will be included.
From Mercedes' perspective, it was all about the world's first digital prototype. Before the conventional prototypes were built – and for the record there were 280 that covered a mind-boggling 140 million test miles, a record even for Mercedes – the engineers already had a near-perfect idea of how they would feel to drive, thanks to the 'virtual prototype'.
With a larger size, sharper-edged lines and different grilles reflecting intent, the new baby Benz shows maturity beyond its years.
An enormous, throbbing engine encased in a sports-sedan exoskeleton...that, in brief, describes the C63 AMG, the latest recipient of the 6208-cc V-8 that's hand-assembled by a single technician at the AMG plant in Affalterbach, Germany.
Securing the right exterior proportions meant making the CL significantly shorter than the S-Class. This results in a close-coupled, intimate interior, the kind historically associated with coupes from time immemorial.
The CL600 is powered by a twin-turbo V-12 engine of 5.5-liter displacement. Power output is 510 bhp, and it's delivered to the rear wheels via a 5-speed automatic transmission that can be shifted manually by using the small buttons on the back side of the steering-wheel spokes.
The 2010 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class retains the styling character of its predecessor"it remains a sleek 4-door with stylish lines that flow seamlessly from the hood, over the greenhouse, and down the trunk. Compared to the outgoing model, the front of the new CLS appears more muscular with strong fender flares and angles in contrast to the rather simple smooth bumper of the previous generation.
So in a refreshing step forward, Mercedes-Benz is introducing the 2006 CLS500, a car that not only sports the most radically different lines amongst M-B models, but also offers the idea of a 4-door sedan tucked inside the body of a coupe.
With our test car being the Sport model, it comes with 18-in. 10-spoke wheels, slightly lower ride height (0.5 in.), a deeper rear valance panel with dual exhausts, blue tinted window glass and LED taillamps. The interior of the Sport also features some changes, including brushed chrome surrounds for the instruments and black bird's-eye maple trim pieces around the dash and doors.
This is a story about a car — the sleek, fast, expensive and rare Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG Wagon. Yet it?s just as much about an engine — an AMG-designed and -built 6.2-liter V-8 that defines this hunkered-down E-Class wagon, transforming it into a blisteringly fast BMW M5 fighter.
We were not as enamored of the styling, finding it a bit too much like a minivan in looks, especially from the doors back. And the interior appointments were not up to what we considered Mercedes-Benz standards. But M-Class sales heated right up, and we've all been seeing them on the roads ever since.
Unlike the car it replaces, the new S-Class is no longer simply the largest sedan in the 3-pointed-star lineup. Like several earlier S iterations, it's a stronger statement, more distinctive, more a flagship. In photos, there's a sense of Maybach mass, although this seems less so in actual sheet metal.
Four years in, the SL range has been given a mild facelift and botty tuck. Meanwhile the interior's been decluttered, there's a new design of alloy wheel, and the engineers have been busy sharpening up the steering and the second-generation Active Body Control.
Mercedes-Benz SLK was clearly created for people who have succeeded in life, acquired a significant chunk of disposable income, and are seeking to recapture the thrill of youth.
German luxury automaker Mercedes-Benz launched its compact 2-seat roadster, the SLK, as a 1998 model. Among the car's key features were its much-praised design and a hardtop that folded itself under the trunk lid at the touch of a button.
In grade school math, weren't we taught to always round up anything .5 and above to the nearest whole number? Thought so. Therefore, the SLR McLaren, which reaches 199.5 mph at our 2-mile limit, qualifies as a 200-mph car in this test.
The Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster is the result of a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and its Formula 1 partner, McLaren. Inspired by the Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR of 1955, the first SLR was a coupe introduced as a 2005 model.
Mercedes-Benz adds a 50-state diesel to its GL-Class lineup.
Mercedes-Benz adds a 50-state diesel to its M-Class lineup.
Mercedes-Benz adds a 50-state diesel to its R-Class lineup.