Devoted fans of the Mercedes-Benz marque don’t give the A-Class Mercedes much respect. It’s a legitimate reaction since the Mercedes name is synonymous with luxury and performance and the A-Class doesn’t offer much of both, compared to its C- and E-class brethren. If Mercedes has its way though, the next A-Class will be stylish enough

Responding to the mailed fist hot hatches unleashed by Audi and BMW, Mercedes-Benz, through its AMG division, has announced its intention to release its challenger to the Audi A3 and BMW M-modified 1-series. The AMG division will release a 320 hp 3rd-gen A-Klasse in 2012, the power coming from a turbocharged 2-liter inline 4. A

There have already been reports that AMG power plants will be used by a future crop of vehicles in Renault-Nissan’s Infinity Performance Line, but apparently the alliance between Renault-Nissan and Daimler isn’t just a one-sided affair. There have been indications that Renault-Nissan will be supplying engines for Merc’s next-gen A-Class and B-Class models. Some French

We are now quite familiar with the CLS 63 AMG, and we know that the C-Class has its own C 63 AMG trim. But did you ever think that the high-performance division of Mercedes-Benz would also make the move to the lower model classes? Well, AMG’s top man Ola Kaellenius thinks so–just not anytime soon.

One of Mercedes’ classic models, the Mercedes-Benz B-Class is set to be replaced with a brand new model. Spy photo shows that this process is close to completion. Up till now, only a few details have been provided with regards to the vehicle’s architecture. As with the styling of the latest B-Class, spy photo show

After the company’s success with the B-Class F-CELL with its fuel cell technology, the company of SLS AMG fame now brings forth the A-Class E-CELL as the second electric car to be placed under full production. Why compare the B-Class E-CELL with the SLS AMG? Simple–the SLS AMG has its own E-CELL variant. Thus, our

Mercedes-Benz is geared to impress the premium small car market next year when it releases an all-new B-Class. Based on senior sources from the company, the car takes inspiration on a latest cutting edge technology. According to the global automotive design chief for Daimler, Gorden Wagener, the latest B-Class is focused at their “loyal clients”