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Everyone knows that Mercedes-Benz is the cream of the crop when it comes to luxury vehicles. They’re crisp, tight rides that are packed with comfort and technology that is to die for, true, but it’s always a tough decision in figuring out which model is the best one for your needs. Read on to learn more about the Mercedes-Benz Classes available.

Typically, a vehicle comes with safety features that aim to prevent it from being involved in an accident, as well as those that provide protection during a collision. Mercedes-Benz, however, decided to come up with a system that intends to bridge the gap between these two types of safety features. This system is called PRE-SAFE®. When it senses a collision is about to occur, PRE-SAFE® helps prepare the automobile for it to prevent or avoid injury to you and your fellow occupants.

You will find some of the best technology and convenience features in the 2019 lineup of Mercedes-Benz vehicles. In order to make your driving experience easier and more enjoyable, the Mercedes me app is available for your vehicle for both Android and Apple devices. 

Mercedes-Benz mbrace® unlocks all of your car’s potential and brings luxury to life. It is a collection of features and services that makes your driving experience safer, more convenient, smarter and more fun. The base package, mbrace® Connect, comes standard for five years on your new Mercedes-Benz vehicle.

Although the words "entry-level" and "upscale" aren't necessarily synonymous, the Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan is an exception to the rule. The luxury brand's smallest model has been popular in Europe but wasn't available in the United States--until now. Here's what you can expect from this affordable yet opulent sedan.

Imagine you are at a green light, the road is clear, and you press down on the accelerator. The speed climbs, the suspension gets a little firmer, and the acceleration is even, but the car remains at your command. Explosive, the AMG GT S Roadster takes full advantage of its twin-turbo engine. The V8 also pushes hard, very hard.

Erhard Melcher and Hans Werner Aufrecht were Mercedes engineers, and they started AMG in 1967. Initially, the organization was intended to be an environment for manufacturing motors for race cars, and in fact, it was very much the same as the AMG organization is today. The only difference is just that they have become known as an automotive manufacturer.