Monday, September 5th 2016 marks the Labor Day Holiday this year and in Phoenix AZ, that means tons upon tons of opportunities for relaxation, exploration, and intoxication. Whether you are new to the area or just looking for something different or exciting, we are here to help. Here are some Labor Day events and activities that will keep you occupied for days in Phoenix AZ over Labor Day Weekend 2016. Read the rest of this entry
When you get a new car, the stock navigation settings and infotainment notifications are new and exciting for about a week. After that, you begin to realize what is working for you and what doesn’t. Modern cars, especially Mercedes-Benz cars, have so many functions and settings that it would take a few days to read through the owner’s manual. Even after that, the chances of you remembering everything are slim without a second read. One of the most common questions Mercedes-Benz dealerships receive has something to do with adjusting volume controls for navigation or infotainment. Actually, how to increase or decrease volume of navigation voice in a Mercedes-Benz is very simple. Read the rest of this entry
First, we saw the Sprinter WORKER, and it was good. Soon, we will be introduced to the Sprinter Premium and that will be good, too. Looking even further into the future, the Metris WORKER will change the way we afford light-duty commercial vans, and THAT will be good. What more could we ask for? How about a 2018 Mercedes-Benz Metris PREMIUM release date? Read the rest of this entry
We might not see its ubiquity in the United States, but Mercedes-Benz is actually one of the biggest names in the commercial van industry as well as the luxury passenger car market. In the last year alone, Mercedes-Benz announced more than just a few new commercial van integrations that have helped the German manufacturer saturate the market around the world. One of the newest integrations is the 2017 Mercedes-Benz Metris WORKER Passenger Van to be released before the end of 2016. Read the rest of this entry
Mercedes-Benz is on a mission to populate the world with luxury cars by any means necessary. Sometimes, when you are German, that means breaking the rules a little bit. This brings us to the 2018 Mercedes-AMG GLA45 Coupe. Isn’t that little guy already a coupe? Nein! SUV! Mercedes-Benz didn’t technically tell us anything, but it didn’t have to. We know what’s good. The 2018 Mercedes-AMG GLA45 Coupe release date is about one year away and this time it’s not about the money. Not anymore… *Cue Ramstein Read the rest of this entry
Mercedes-Benz has been extremely busy this year revamping its entire lineup of passenger cars. From the CLA to the GT R, every car received something new at the very least. Actually, many of the cars in the lineup now are brand new or have new names. Somehow, in the midst of all this madness, the legendary German auto manufacturer is also heavily focused on its commercial van segment. Mercedes-Benz USA just opened a new Sprinter plant in South Carolina, so what does that mean for us? Read the rest of this entry
Much of the beauty and appeal of the G-Class comes from the fact that is outdated. It’s body style has remained unchanged for decades, giving it a classic feel made with brand new material. Imagine being able to by a 2017 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing! That’s what it feels like to buy a new G-Class. It seems crazy, but popularity of the G-Class is still prevalent all over the world. If you are waiting for a new G-Class, we are happy to say the 2018 Mercedes-Benz G-Class will not feature a body-style change, but it will be a little bit wider. It will also lose some weight and possibly gain some horsepower. Read the rest of this entry
Mercedes-Benz is on a rampage to make sure no market is left untapped. From the compact car to the commercial van, Mercedes-Benz has a pretty good idea of what people are buying, and it wants in. In fact, the German automotive legend is so bold that it has created a few new models that seemingly have no or little competition. Take, for example, the GLC Coupe or the E-Class All-Terrain. Granted, there are a few competitors for these, but literally only a few. Read the rest of this entry
If you were a fan of the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT, you may be wondering why there is no convertible option for the GT, GT S, or GT R. We know cabriolets have to sacrifice performance for comfort, but any car with a price tag as large as the one on the GT should come with the option to remove the roof. Most drivers won’t be able to drive the GT to its full potential anyway, so what’s the big deal? The answer to that question is that Mercedes-Benz pulled a Steve Jobs on us and is saving it for later. The 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT C Roadster release date will be this time next year for the American market. Read the rest of this entry
The 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT R is easily going to be one fo the hottest cars of the next two years both on and off the race track. Everything about it is reminiscent of the long history and success of the Mercedes-AMG brand except for one thing. The Green Hell Magno exterior paint that you see on the exterior of the GT R looks really cool, but it is a little more flashy than Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-AMG vehicles of the past. What is the significance of this jungle-themed race car? Read the rest of this entry