German magazine Auto Bild reports that a superlight version of Mercedes’ current E-Class is in the works. Using carbon fiber structures, the lightweight E-Class is projected to be 350 kilos or 770 pounds lighter than the regular model. If your experience with carbon fiber is with body panels only, there’s no need to be apprehensive

Having recently developed a sportier and aggressive version of the Mercedes ML 350, principal British Designer Afzal Kahn has now decided to turn his hand to the new blue efficiency AMG SLK 200 sport, in gleaming black with a matt black bonnet stripe – adding power, performance and a unique sense of motor supremacy exemplifying […] More »

Now that Mercedes has confirmed the CLS Shooting Brake, talented folks from around the globe are showing what imagination and Photoshop can do to realize what can usually be only seen in an artist’s mind. Although recent spy shots of the touring-like CLS have made it online, the tasty stuff has been covered, leaving a

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.

The German car manufacturer announced that a fifth model will be produced in the Tuscaloosa, Alabama plant, the MLC SUV Coupe. The four other vehicles are the M-, GL-, R- and M- classes. The MLC SUV Coupe is expected to be a rival of the BMW X6. Last year, it was reported that an investment

Flared fenders front and rear with upgraded brakes and huge wheels. Carbon fiber body work that makes it lighter. An upgrade on power of up to 650bhp. What is this? The SLS AMG Black Series, a lighter and faster gullwing vehicle that will retain its 6.2 liter V8 was spotted in Nurburgring. Enjoy the spyshots,

By Sam Moses    Overview The 2012 Mercedes-Benz M-Class is all new, with ML350 4MATIC gasoline and ML350 BlueTEC 4MATIC diesel versions available. Read on for a detailed review of the smoother and better next generation M-Class. Spoiler warning: it’s sick!