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Rumors have been buzzing around recently that Apple is in talks with major car companies about its iOS 7 integration to their new units. Among the companies mentioned by 9To5Mac and iLounge are Mercedes-Benz, Audi, BMW, Toyota, Chrysler, Honda and Land Rover. Among the major benefits that drivers can get from the iOS 7 integration are enhancements in Siri and improved Apple Maps

The Mercedes-Benz Night Edition sports an obsidian-black color that makes it the epitome of coolness. It also comes with titanium gray colored 18-inch twin-five-spoke wheels and fender flares styled by AMG. And that is just the exterior.

The Mercedes-Benz Formula One team is shifting 50% of its workforce to work on the development of their 2014 race car according to a recent news from ZeeNews. The move was intended to increase the chances of their star driver Lewis Hamilton of winning the trophy next season.

Content Provided Courtesy of Benz-InsiderNico Rosberg failed to convert his second career pole into a victory Sunday, encountering pressure from those behind him right from the get-go of the 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix. He ended up finishing in P9, while Lewis Hamilton started from that spot and managed to move up to finish 5th with […] More »

The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class L was finally revealed in Shanghai during its 2013 Motor Show. The car features a longer bodied version of the enhanced E-Class, measuring a little over five meters and will be limited to Chinese territory.  Then, its wheelbase has been extended 14 centimeters to 301.4 centimeters. The longer wheelbase provides plenty of room for the […] More »

Content Provided Courtesy of Benz-InsiderBeing one of the most demanding races on the Formula One calendar, the Bahrain Grand Prix is seen as a big test for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team. With four different 300-plus kph sections, eight braking locations, and 11 of the 15 corners being taken at 200 kph or less […] More »

With BMW and Audi putting out sporty models powered by diesel engines, it wouldn’t have been much of a surprise to see Mercedes follow suit. But AMG has officially thumbed down diesels as an option on cars that bear its logo. This is a breath of fresh air for enthusiasts who have lately seen iconic brands, such as BMW’s M, being watered down for the sake of marketing.