Just in case you need one more reason to buy an E320 BlueTEC… “Mercedes-Benz USA is excited to announce a $1,500 gas card for all eligible 2008 E320 BlueTEC new vehicles sales reported between April 1, 2008 and April 30, 2008.” This card will be mailed directly to you after
I’ve had a lot of interest in the $999/month lease special on the E63 AMG. I have an E63 in stock that was a manager demo that would work beautifully with this program. While it has more options and as a result is almost $4,000 more expensive than the advertised
Nevermind that the E63 is “more powerful than Mexico”, has a great exhaust note, can carry more cheese, and is way faster in a straight line, because it’s also the only one of these two avaliable in the US. (the power rear load shelf is not a US avaliable option
There was a great article at AOL Autos today about the advances that have been made in diesel technology. Maybe with enough good publicity everyone will come to understand diesel and love it as much as I do! Highlights from the article… “One automaker at the forefront of the clean-diesel
“Our lead feet averaged 34 mpg on our trip, which included some city driving, and we were able to make the entire 650-mile journey on one tank.” “The quiet and smooth Benz diesel got 31 mpg on my commute, an impressive number I’ve never achieved in a hybrid. “ From
The World Car of the Year Awards has named the new E320 BLUETEC Diesel as the 2007 World Green Car of the Year. You can read the full press release here. Below are some portions of that release. “Jurors felt that the Mercedes-Benz E320 Bluetec, which the company calls theworld’s
Automotive News published an article in July that says E320 CDI’s are bringing significantly more than their gas counterparts. “Buyers are bidding up prices of used vehicles with fuel-saving diesel engines, industry analysts say. A diesel engine added about $1,000 to the roughly $50,000 sticker price of a new 2005