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In the struggle for the top metric which is car sales, Mercedes is leaving no stone unturned, as evidenced by its furious pace in developing and bringing new models to market, such as the new SL- and C-Class as well as the newly announced CLC, baby SLS and A-Class. While Mercedes-Benz USA has managed to

As an iconic and desirable car, the 300 SL knows few equals, so it would seem unbelievable that an example would sit untouched and unloved for almost forty years without anyone noticing its provenance.  But in Greece, a 1960 300 SL has been found in such a state. Apparently, its last owner had died in

Inspired by the C63 AMG that was shown at the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show, this rendering by a Mercedes enthusiast shows what a possible C63 convertible would look like with its top down.  User Tuvra at the Pistonheads forum is apparently artistic and proficient at Photoshop as the image above shows. If some of the

The new Mercedes-Benz G65 AMG has been caught on cam! And it was not disguised. 3Rabcars said that three G65, black, blue and gray were in Dubai for heat testing. According to the site, the top speed seems to be 320 km/h and the center console has new gear knob and COMAND controller. They also

The number of new car models coming from the design and engineering studios of Mercedes-Benz these days is astounding. But this must be part of the strategy that Mercedes is employing to once again establish its superiority over its other German car manufacturing rivals. On the heels of the announcement of the CLC is news

Coinciding with the release of the 2012 CLS will be a range of new Mercedes engines that will be at the heart of the admittedly more conservative-looking 2nd generation 4-door coupe. The BlueEfficiency CLS 250 CDI will be powered by a 200 horsepower diesel displacing 2.1 liters. Like the other powertrains in the CLS lineup,

As part of the push to make its cars more appealing and accessible to a bigger range of markets, Mercedes has been announcing a slew of new models, one of which has been termed the baby CLS. Taking heavy inspiration from its big brother, the CLC will be based on the B-Class platform, which immediately