After much teasing and spy-shooting, Mercedes has officially unveiled 2013 GL class at the New York Autoshow last week. It manages to be even bigger than the outgoing model at 84.3 inches wide and 201.6 inches long. Presumably, “G” in GL stands for ginormous.

621 hp. That’s the kind of power lurking underneath the sculpted hood and sheet metal of Mercedes’ SL 65 AMG convertible cruise missile. The coupe made it’s official debut at the New York Auto Show earlier this week with that big, beautiful 6L V12 as it’s centerpiece.

The only time I say, “Good news from Germany” is when it’s about a car (Although I hear their cuisine is up to “Hot Pocket level.”) Mercedes is going to offer its 2013 GLK with a diesel engine, in the US. Now that’s weird, because as far as I’ve seen from American, Swedish and Japanese […] More »

Photo credit: Motorauthority The newest version of Mercedes’ GL-Class will be officially showing it’s face at the NYC autoshow later this year, according to Car and Driver Magazine. Spy shots have already uncovered the new 2013 GL romping around in the snow last month, but New York will give us an honest look.

Once again, fans around the world will be treated this weekend to the sight of the latest designs and innovations in the Formula 1 arena. While some liken the F1 circuit to a circus, there is no doubt that motorsport’s top engineers and designers can be found here. Accompanying these top-level race cars are the

The new SLS is Mercedes’ halo car, but the original is the one that first introduced the crazy idea of having doors that open “up” instead of “out.” It’s a rare car to be sure, which makes this barn find even more amazing.

Environmentally focused cars has never really been a major selling point for Mercedes, but that might soon change. The first hydrogen powered Mercedes have finally arrived in the United States, making it one of two (the other is Honda’s FCX Clarity) hydrogen powered cars available for lease in the US.