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Greenpeace using M-Class and Cayenne to protest
In an effort to protest the export of soybeans from Argentina and the increase of pollution resulting from the export, Greenpeace has come up with very clever and attention grabbing stunt to symbolize their protest. A Mercedes M-Class and a Porsche Cayenne have been decorated to look like a pair of bulldozers while fake tree [...]
Continue reading...AutoBild: M-Class and GL-Class “Car of the Year 2008″
4. April 2008
Shortly after being updated, the Mercedes-Benz M-Class has come first in one of the most prestigious readers’ votes in the off-road and SUV world. Readers of the motoring magazine “AUTO BILD Allrad” have given this successful trendsetter among today’s SUVs the accolade of “Car of the Year 2008″ in the category covering off-roaders and SUVs [...]
Continue reading...Diesel initiative in the US: BlueTEC SUVs in all 50 US states
20. March 2008
Mercedes Benz has finally won approval to license BlueTEC SUVs in all 50 states. They will shortly start selling the ML 320, R 320, and GL 320 BlueTEC in all US states, and feature the worlds cleanest diesel technology available. The vehicles, which will first be available in the US, will comply with the extremely [...]
Continue reading...Mercedes-Benz M-Class Facelift Revealed
17. March 2008
Well, well… you thought that was it? The 2008 new-generation premieres were over? Well, no. After the SLK, the CLS and finally the SL, here’s when Mercedes unveils the new-generation M-Class. Apparently is not much more than a facelift, as there are no engine changes, and the major improvements are equippment and feature related. [...]
Continue reading...Mercedes-Benz SUVs with AdBlue technology
13. March 2008
Mercedes Benz will be releasing three SUVs with a new clean burning diesel engine that should not only increase fuel mileage, but also reduce environmental pollution. The R320, ML 320, and GL 320 will all be powered by a BlutTEC V6 diesel engines and be equipped with AdBlue injection, which had been previously tested in [...]
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5. May 2008
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