Mercedes, it’s time to break out the bubbly. Today, MotorTrend magazine announced the winner of their annual contest as the Mercedes-Benz 2013 GL. It might not seem this way at first, but the SUV of the year award is a pretty big deal. For people less interested in LeMans races and more concerned with Lamaze […] More »

  The A class platform sure is getting around. Besides being the base for the upcoming CLC, Mercedes has officially confirmed they’ll be building a compact SUV as well. You might remember in that teaser shot of future models from AMG, there were a few unidentifiable SUVs. Maybe this model (GLA?) was one of them. […] More »

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 »

by Adam Pockross We already knew that AMG was giving the star treatment to the new ML crossover, what we didn’t know was when. We do now. Mercedes has confirmed that the latest AMG masterpiece, the 2012 ML63 AMG will make its grand debut next month on the red carpet at the LA Auto Show.

by Jason Giacchino Since its introduction in the SUV happy days of 1997, the M-Class has been a proven seller for Mercedes-Benz. That trend has not waned in the slightest, as the 2011 M-Class has been one of the best selling models for the three pointed star. But that’s not to say greatness can’t be […] More »

Looking practically production-ready, pictures of the upcoming ML63 AMG have made the online world. To be introduced as a 2012 model, the thinly-disguised prototype showed a revised grill, new bumper contours and a quad-tailpipe exhaust, as if the rumble emanating from under the hood would not be enough to announce this SUV’s intent. It’s expected

The all-new M-Class SUV makes its on-road debut in the U.S. this week. The 2012 M-Class represents the third generation of a highly successful Mercedes-Benz sport utility vehicle that began the industry trend toward SUVs with a more car-like ride.