January 12, 2006 With the launch of the E 320 BLUETEC in the USA later this year, Mercedes-Benz will be offering the first series production car with BLUETEC diesel technology. The automotive ...

If your daily driving resembles a New York City cabbie's--lots of stop and go--you should get a hybrid for best fuel efficiency. But if it's closer to that of a traveling farm salesman--steady speeds ...

Last year, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W212 received what is arguably the most expensive mid-cycle refresh in the history of the automobile, with the four versions of the car getting most of the safety ...

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It's a freshening of the line that makes up 25 percent of Mercedes-Benz sales in the United States, a collection of cars beloved by retirees, classy ladies, Los Angeles movers and shakers and East ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover luxury automotive, motorcycles and related topics. Diesel engine technology took a huge leap with the use of common-rail ...

The powerful, efficient 2014 Mercedes-Benz is nearly the total package, but dated and frustrating dashboard tech is in desperate need of an update. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars ...

Back in July, our man Bowman got his first chance to drive the new Mercedes M-Class in the wilds of Montana, and he came away particularly impressed by the ML350 BlueTEC 4Matic. It’s great news that ...

It is now clear that gas-electric hybrids, while constantly being refined, are simply never going to gobble up huge slices of any major car market. They are needed, sure, but consumers are already ...

DALLAS — With the 2007 Mercedes-Benz E320 Bluetec — which looks like a prosperous insurance agent’s daily driver — the appeal is purely under the hood, as it should be. As many of you know, ...

After a lunch of bruschetta, pizza, and gelato, which is an ironic way to fuel up for testing a German car, Mercedes-Benz product manager Bart Herring gets straight to boasting. "No one is better ...