One of the main attractions of the new Mercedes-AMG GT R is the active air management system. Similar to the way the GT R uses active aerodynamics to control downforce at varying speeds, the active air management system manages engine temperature by means of opening and closing louvers in the grille and underneath the car. Read the rest of this entry
If you just bought your first MV Agusta, or any other new motorcycles for that matter, you may have noticed a plug underneath your seat while you were playing with your new road tool kit. If you did see the plug, than you most certainly noticed it wasn’t plugged into anything. After making sure everything works flawlessly, such as the lights and dashboard, you are left asking yourself the question, “What is the plug underneath my 2016 MV Agusta Brutale 1090 seat?” Or at least something along those lines. Read the rest of this entry
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is one of the most iconic SUVs available in our country, yet it has only been in America for 14 years. Starting its life in Germany in 1979 as a military vehicle, the G-Class has come a long way with minimal changes to the body style, maintaining an army of loyal drivers who will be most excited by the 2017 Mercedes-Benz G550 4X4 Squared United States release date. Read the rest of this entry
In much of the same way that some states in America provide tax benefits for driving efficient cars, Germany just announced an opportunity for car manufacturers to get a break for producing electric cars. Mercedes-Benz already has the B-Class and the GLE550e, but with this new development, rumor has it that Mercedes-Benz will be making 4 new electric vehicles by 2020, which is likely to include a Mercedes-Benz electric C-Class release date! Read the rest of this entry
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class has never been available as a convertible since its official introduction in 1993. Even before that, the models that would later become the C-Class were never offered as a cabriolet because they were meant to be economy cars. The C-Class still represents the Mercedes-Benz brand as an affordable entry to German luxury, but trims like the Mercedes-AMG C63 S Cabriolet are changing what it means to drive a C-Class. Read the rest of this entry
Most modern Mercedes-Benz performance cars are equipped with Mercedes-Benz exhaust flap technology for adjusting air flow through the exhaust, affecting sound, performance, and comfort. Read the rest of this entry
For most of us, Tesla is one of the only manufacturers that comes to mind when someone mentions electric cars. Sure, most other companies sell electric compact cars or hybrid performance vehicles, but none compare to the luxurious full-size Tesla experience. Tesla is good, but when it comes to Mercedes-Benz VS Tesla, Mercedes-Benz actually may be ahead of Tesla in the race to the electric car. Read the rest of this entry
As a more than solid replacement for the 2016 E400 4MATIC sedan, the E43 does more than just add a few more horsepower into the mix. In fact, the 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class might be one of the biggest technological jumps since the invention of DYNAMIC SELECT driving modes. Check out the best of the 2017 Mercedes-AMG E43 new features. Read the rest of this entry
The crossover is somewhat of an open concept. It isn’t quite small enough to be a coupe or a sedan, yet it is smaller than an SUV or a truck. This gray area has been accepted and rejected by many drivers doing their best to embrace change, but since no one knows what the future will hold, we are now looking at the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe. Half SUV, half coupe, half bear, the GLC Coupe is a production reality, coming to Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead in the spring of 2017. Read the rest of this entry