Happy New Year! I know it is not even September but with all of the new 2020 models arriving from Mercedes-Benz it seems like the future! We have already received the resigned GLE-Class, the refreshed GLC-Class and the 2020 E350. We have quite a few models coming in the new year that
Expected to arrive “late this year” the 2020 GLS-Class is sure to be a best seller! Look at all of these improvements! You should be ordering now if you want to get one early! New engines -4.0L V8 biturbo engine with EQ Boost and 48-volt onboard electrical system (GLS 580)
The refreshed 2017 GLS450 arrived this week and I know you want to see the differences! The GLS is on the left and the GL is on the right. These cars are the same color with similar equipment. I made a video too! (Please subscribe to my YouTube channel!) Here
2017 C300 and C300 4Matic – Currently scheduled for “May” 2017 GLS450 and GLS550 – Currently “early April”
Model year 2017 is going to be a great one! If you haven’t been cruising the Future Models Page at MBUSA.com get over there and start planning! The S-Class Cabriolet is sure to have a wait list, the C-Class coupe is a knockout and the new GLS-Class is going to
I know many of you will be taking to the roads this weekend for a great Memorial Day Roadtrip. In honor of that here are a few pictures my cusomers have sent me from the road recently. The GL63AMG Goes West! The SL63AMG Travels Europe! If you get an epic
I just received an update on the 2015 Mercedes-Benz GL450 and the latest information says: “New 3.0L V6 biturbo engine in GL450 – same hp, same torque, improved Fuel Economy!” The current 2014 GL450 is listed at 362 horsepower and 406 lb/ft of torque. That is a heck of a V6! So,
Here is some 2015 Mercedes-Benz SUV info I just picked up: GLA-Class Dealer Ordering Info expected in April Managed by the same team as the CLA-Class so expect similarities GLK-Class Model Year 2015 is the last year for the current body style 10% of all GLK-Class sales in the US
I think they like it! “We just finished our second quarter with the GL and put almost 7,400 more miles on it. The truck is clearly a keeper.” “Through the first two quarters, all-day comfort has been unparalleled. For those with aging hips and backs, its seat heaters are therapeutic.
“The truth is that while there is a price premium (roughly $5,300 on average) associated with the initial purchase cost of diesel vehicles, they typically get 30% better gas mileage and flaunt superior torque numbers and reliability ratings. The automotive analysis firm Vincentric estimates that driving a diesel car will