I am not sure that we are ever going to get back to the days of having several of every model available for sale on the lot at the same time. I think we have transitioned to more of a just-in-time model for the foreseeable future. With that in mind,
Mercedes-Benz USA has just announced that they will not build the A-Class sedan for the US market after model year 2022. No more A220 or A35. If you’ve been wanting one, you had better act fast before they are sold out! The Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan was introduced to the US
There is no logo more iconic than the Mercedes-Benz star! It is one of the most recognized brand symbols in the world! The three pointed star represents the drive toward universal motorization with its engines dominating the land, sea, and air. Over the years the logo has incorporated other elements
Mercedes-Benz Production Facilities For US Cars Bremen, Germany C-Class sedan, estate, coupe, cabriolet E-Class coupe, Cabriolet GLC and GLC coupe SL and SLC Also future electric vehicles Sindelfingen, Germany S-Class and S-Class coupe Mercedes-Maybach vehicles CLS E-Class sedan AMG GT Future electric cars Rastatt, Germany GLA B-Class A-Class Kecskemet, Hungary
2018 is going to be a busy year for Mercedes-Benz! We have new models, new colors, new styling, and new engines! Just this week I have seen some new things arrive! Parking the GLC300 coupe next to the GLE43 coupe has really shown me the family resemblance! Just walking by
Join us on October 8 and 9 for the 2016 Atlanta Concours d’Elegance at Chateau Elan Winery and Resort. An exciting event. A beautiful venue. Sure to become one of Atlanta’s premier Fall events, don’t miss this rare multi-million dollar collection of vintage classic automobiles displayed on the fairways of
From the author of similar books about The Ritz-Carlton, Zappos and Starbucks comes a new case study of how MBUSA has shifted focus from just “The Best or Nothing” in engineering to also “Driven to Delight” for the customer experience. Someone called me “a company girl” the other day so obviously I have
Thank you to everyone who attended our amazing 40th Anniversary Party this weekend! Special thanks to Ben Wayne for making a great video tour for us to share!
I am very excited to see the new Museum Monday videos from Mercedes-Benz. Having visited the museum twice I recognize all of the displays and can’t wait to hear some behind-the-scenes info! Nice to meet you Uke!
On this day in 1900, the first “Mercedes” was delivered to Emil Jellinek. He had commissioned 36 vehicles from a fledgling German automaker and one of his stipulations was that the car be named for his daughter, Mercedes! You can read the whole story on History.com. On a related note, on this