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Paris-to-Beijing marathon recap
I may be a little late with this video, but it still goes nicely along with the previous post. Take a look and see what the folks had to endure, but also what they experienced during the historic trip from Paris to Beijing. (3 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...
Continue reading...Paris-to-Bejing E-class cars are returning home
12. January 2007
Remember the Mercedes E-Class Marathon from Paris to Beijing that I covered 6 weeks ago, well the marathon has been completed and all the drivers returned to their native countries, but the cars remained in China. The next challenge for Mercedes was getting the cars back to Germany for inspections and to drivers that purchased [...]
Continue reading...The new Maybach 62 S at Auto China 2006 in Beijing
21. November 2006
DaimlerChrysler has developed a new flagship model in the Maybach line-up, the newly developed Maybach 62 S, is celebrating its world premiere at the Auto China 2006 international motor show in Beijing. The “S” in the model designation stands for “Special” and draws attention to the fact that the Maybach engineers at the state-of-the-art [...]
Continue reading...The Paris to Beijing Marathon has been completed.
17. November 2006
After 13,600 kilometers, the E-class marathon from Paris to Beijing has been completed. The E-class, which were outfitted with an intelligent light system, Pre-Safe, Direct control, 4matic and a E320 CDI diesel engine, that achieved an impressive 7,19 liter average fuel consumption. Even though, the the journey was hard and full of obstacles, nobody was hurt, [...]
Continue reading...Video Blogging the Paris to Beijing Marathon: Crossing into Asia
16. November 2006
On Day #12 of the E-Class Experience, the E320 Guy leaves Europe and heads into Asia. On the drive from Perm to Yekatarinburg, we cross the Ural Mountains and leave the snow behind. The drivers have been impressed with the E320 safety features and also with their time in Russia. From here, it’s on to [...]
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12. January 2007
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