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Wanting a V12 Mercedes GL but can’t wait for the 2012 upgrade that Mercedes says will include the 12 cylinder? Well, your wait is over, as German tuner MKB is now offering a swap that will turn your GL into a V12-powered beastie. The package MKB is offering puts the smooth running engine into your

It’s probably because of monsters like these that Mercedes is striving to lift its CAFE numbers with other models. Caught testing in Sweden is Mercedes’, or rather AMG’s GL63 SUV. Based on a modified ML platform, the new model’s nose , though heavily camouflaged, looks to have similiarities to the current E-Class.  As an AMG

As the Frankfurt Motor Show is approaching, more vehicles are being added to the list of participants. Aside from the other smart fortwo with futuristic design, there is another one that emerges. This time, the car is the fruit of WeSc and smart’s partnership, fondly called the “smart Brabus tailor made by WeSC”, the Brabus

Fresh at the Frankfurt Auto Show, Mercedes- Benz also launch their line of accessories. The Mercedes iPhone Interface Plus, leads the pack. A hip smartphone with an information system in your vehicle? Then you should download this! Apple iPad, where you can watch films, play computer games and browse the web can now be mounted

The new M-Class has finally made its debut at the Frankfurt Auto Show. The replacement model is less angular but at the same time sportier looking. The new looks will undoubtedly appeal to both old and new customers, with a dominant chrome grille and chrome accents for the daytime running lights highlighting the expansive front

Mercedes is really serious about further developing its F-Cell technology, as evidenced by a concept car it very quietly developed in time for the 2011 Frankfurt Show. Called the F125, it features gullwing doors like the SLS supercar and is powered by a hydrogen cell. Like the electric SLS, it’s got four electric motors behind

Times are really changing, as demonstrated by the report of Mercedes’ new roadster, which will be offered in front-wheel drive. Traditionalists will no doubt be dismayed, as the quintessential roadster which was popularized by iconic roadsters from MG, Lotus, Triumph and the rest were diminutive rear-wheel drive two seaters. But a FWD layout has demonstrably