Tag: Mercedes
Mercedes-AMG Unleashed The New GT R At Goodwood
Take a Mercedes-AMG GT, GT S and GT3, throw them into a blender and dump it all onto the Nurburgring’s Nordschleife. What you get...
Mercedes Rumored To Be Planning A Mid-Engine Supercar Of Their Own [w/AutoCar Render]
If you’re a Mercedes-Benz fan, what could be better than the AMG GT S? How about an F1-derived supercar? U.K.-based publication AutoCar is reporting that...
Mercedes Investing $500M To Build New Van Plant in U.S.
Mercedes-Benz is investing around $500 million to build a new van plant in the United States. The plant, located in Charleston, South Carolina, will make...
Mercedes-Benz to move US headquarters to Atlanta
This is another great news for all of us here in Georgia, Mercedes-Benz has decided to officially move its US headquarters to the Atlanta...
Mercedes, Infiniti To Produce Luxury Vehicles At $1.4B Mexican Car Factory
Daimler AG and Nissan Motor Co. teamed up to jointly produce luxury vehicles at a new $1.4 billion factory in Mexico. The German and Japanese...
Mercedes-Benz Posts Highest Sales In May
Mercedes-Benz USA posted its highest May sales on record with 29,570 units across the Mercedes-Benz, Sprinter and smart model lines, an increase of 8.1%...
Sell your Mercedes cars online on first German Web store
Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz wants some internet sales too and will start selling cars online through their dealership in Hamburg. BMW is already experimenting with...
Daimler plans to build Mercedes factory in Brazil
To benefit from growing demand for compact cars in the country, Daimler AG plans to build a new Mercedes factory in Brazil, the company’s...
First Drive: 2014 Hyundai Equus
Building a luxury sedan to compete with the highly established German and Japanese offerings is no easy task – especially when starting from scratch....
France stops Mercedes compact registration
France is not allowing Daimler to register its Mercedes-Benz compact models in France due to a coolant fluid used in the vehicles. The Ministry of...
