The W202 Series Mercedes-Benz officially referred to the C-Class in a sedan that debuted in 1993. The Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedans carried the body structure and exterior dimensions of the 190 but were built with a more comfortable and larger interior. This new C-Class carried on the nickname of “Baby Benz” as it was still the […] More »
By: IBxAnders | February 9, 2009
The W201 Series Almost a century after Mercedes-Benz introduced its very first car, the world-renowned prestigious automakers debuted its first C-Class car, the 190. Not officially named the C-Class until 1993 when the second group of cars was introduced, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class was universally referred to as the “compact class”. The main differences between the […] More »
By: IBxAnders | February 9, 2009
Since the Mercedes-Benz C-Class was presented to the world in 1982, it has seen many innovations and safety alterations but has become a mainstay in the automotive market. These Mercedes-Benz vehicles were originally designed and produced to attract a younger market, but have become popular in all age groups due to their affordability.
By: IBxAnders | February 9, 2009
The W123 Series In production between 1976 and 1985, the first Mercedes-Benz E-Class automobile differed from their predecessors in many ways. Along with Mercedes-Benz state-of-the-art features, such as the fuel tank assemblage over the rear axle to be shielded in an accident, the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class automobiles were manufactured with a larger wheelbase and exterior […] More »
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 4, 2009
The W124 Series The first officially dubbed E-Class Mercedes debuted in 1984 as the luxury executive car. The executive cars had front petrol or gasoline engines, offered with rear of 4-wheel drive. The W124’s were manufactured from 1984 to 1995 and were built to last many miles. The structure of the W124 was completely different […] More »
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 4, 2009
The W210 Series The Mercedes-Benz W210 Series was manufactured from 1995 through 2002 and offered a saloon or station wagon body style. With a new dramatic styling, the wheelbase and length were made larger than its predecessor. In 1996, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class was Motor Trend’s Import Car of the Year.
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 4, 2009
The W211 Series The Mercedes-Benz began production of the W211 Series, the latest E-Class, in 2002 and continues until the 2009 Geneva International Motor Show in Geneva, Switzerland in March of 2009 when the successor, the W 212 Series, is expected to launch. The W211 was produced on the automotive premises of its predecessor, the […] More »
By: MBWorld.org Editors | February 4, 2009
