In the 1980s, the fastest car in the world was the Ferrari F40, which had a 201 mph claimed top speed. Reaching the 200 mph ...

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It’s impossible not to think of the previous six generations of Mercedes S-Class as you approach ... There is, but you'd better be ready for it. The AMG S63 E Performance arrived in late 2022 ...

A Formula 1 team boss has ‘summoned’ his two drivers to a meeting after a spectacular fallout at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. It has been revealed that the new Formula 1 team on the grid in 2026 will ...

The Mercedes-AMG GT showed its face in 2014 and laid the ... Oh yeah, and a 2005 Kia Sedona. Mercedes-Benz Teases Its Van.EA Prototype in Camo ...

but is let down by its van-like dynamics and eye-watering price” It’s the Mercedes-Benz V-Class, otherwise known as the firm’s people mover based on the Vito van. It's actually been on the ...

The new app, available now through the Apple Watch App Store, is compatible with Apple Watches running watchOS 9 or later, but requires Mercedes-Benz’s mobile app ...

There is no traditional caliper; instead, scrubbing speed is generated by pressing the circular brake pad against the stationary disk. German carmaker Mercedes Benz has proposed a more efficient ...

line up because the new Mercedes-AMG G 63 is here and it’s bringing updates fit for the driveways of the top Hollywood stars. Key changes help reassert the infamous G-Wagen as the ultimate choice for ...

The 2024 GLC43 has performance and pugnacity worthy of its AMG badge, yet many of the requisite Mercedes-Benz luxuries remain. Elegant and well-proportioned, with tasteful AMG touches, the ...

Mercedes-Benz has announced that it will be cutting costs by several billion euros per year, according to the German newspaper, Handelsblatt. The company has not specified exactly how these ...

Markus Schäfer, the chief technology officer at Mercedes-Benz, told Car and Driver that his company spends the equivalent of $7.4 to $8.4 billion every year on research and development.