M-Class Grand Edition an...
Two new models are enhancing the Mercedes-Benz model port-folio in spring 2010. The new-generation R-Class can be ordered now, with an entry-level price of Euro 42,100*.
The new-generation R-Class has the appearance of being cast ...
F1: Mercedes switch Mich...
Mercedes has confirmed two days ago that will change Schumacher's car in bid to find pace in Spain.
"It's not a new chassis per se, it's a chassis we used in testing," said Brawn at a ...
Mercedes Shooting Break ...
The Mercedes Shooting Break Concept - a station wagon version for the CLS-Class - will make its world debut later this week at the Beijing motor show.
Unlike Concept Fascination, this copy is much closer to ...
Mercedes R-Class to Debu...
The 2010 Mercedes-Benz R-Class is expected to make its debut at the New York Auto Show this week.
The odd oval headlamps of the original R-Class (with tumors growing from their bases) have been replaced ...
Smallest Mercedes SUV is...
Mercedes-Benz has found a silver lining to the economic recession: It's helping boost sales of its smallest sport utility vehicle in the United States.
In fact, the 2010 GLK has been outselling the other Mercedes SUVs ...
Maybach's Articles
Daimler plays down talk it could sell Maybach brand
German carmaker Daimler AG dismissed market talk on Tuesday it could divest its Maybach super luxury brand, after Chinese media reported that a Chinese firm was considering buying the brand.
The Guangzhou Daily and other local media said on Monday that Chinese car and battery maker BYD was weighing the possibility of taking over Maybach from Daimler and that it would make a move once the brand was put up for sale.
"Maybach is an important part of Daimler's product portfolio. There is no other decision," a Daimler spokesman said.
Daimler sold just 200 units of the Maybach brand last year, a fraction of the volumes that BMW's Rolls-Royce or Volkswagen's Bentley manage.
Paul Lin, a spokesman at BYD in the southern Chinese boomtown of Shenzhen, where the firm is based, also denied the reports.
"It's not true, it's market speculation. We got calls from the media and we have checked with Chairman Wang," Lin ...
