Fuel cell technology could be considered the predecessor to the electric car. It has actually been around for more than 10 years and provides a cheaper, faster, more effective means of travel than the electric car does. In fact, there are only two problems with fuel cell vehicles and neither of them pertain to performance, but that all might be changing with the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC Fuel Cell 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
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
Mercedes-Benz isn’t a beginner in nautical passenger transportation, nor is it afraid to get its feet wet with progressive designs and multi-million dollar investments, which leads us to the Mercedes-Benz Style Arrow460-Grantursmo luxury crossover motor yacht. In the past, we’ve seen racing sail boats and racing cigar boats, but this is one of the first luxury, sea-faring, yachts. Because of its look and status as an introductory model, it has already earned many nicknames along the lines of the Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrow Yacht. 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
Right now, Tesla is the only company in the world to offer an electric luxury car. Hybrid performance and luxury has become very popular in the last few years, but competitors have yet to come out with fully-electric supplements for the Model S. When it comes to Mercedes-Benz luxury electric cars, the truth is that Mercedes-Benz is right on track with Tesla, if not ahead. Here’s why: Read the rest of this entry
We knew it was inevitable, we just didn’t know when it was going to happen. The Mercedes-Benz GLC finally earned its AMG wings with the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GLC43. With the same engine as the AMG C43 Coupe and the 9-speed transmission that made its debut in the GLC300, you definitely don’t want to meet this son of an SUV in a dark alley. Just look at the specifications. Read the rest of this entry
The 2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class is gaining a lot of attention as being the closest in the industry to full automation. It drives, monitors, and parks, all by itself. What Mercedes-Benz failed to mention is that the United States version will not come with all the same technologies right away. One of these technologies is Mercedes-Benz Benz PARK PILOT. Read the rest of this entry
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class is one of the most successful Mercedes-Benz vehicles in the United States because it offers a perfect balance of luxury, performance, and affordability. With the introduction of the 2017 Mercedes-AMG C43 Coupe comes new features that increase the value even further for drivers who enjoy the C-Class driving experience. Read the rest of this entry
It is a good thing we can buy protection because money and enemies are directly proportional variables. The more money you have, the more people there are in line to take it. The safest passenger vehicle in the world right now is the Mercedes-Maybach S 600 Guard. It is the first vehicle to meet the requirements for the VR10 protection rating set forth by Directive BRV 2009, pertaining to bullet resistant vehicles. Read the rest of this entry