Manufacturers are continually striving to evolve the automobile. While the latest powertrain revolution is seeing combustion swapped out for electrification, inside the cabin, we’re seeing a technological revolution of a different sort. Out dependence on smartphones and technology is seeing automakers turning our in-car infotainment suites …
Today’s supercars make us dream about what the future will look like, while the first supercharged automobiles in history bring us the flavor of past opulence, power, and elegance. When it comes to certain cars, like this 1936 Mercedes-Benz 540K, you can actually feel like a …
It was not long ago when smartphones and smartwatches became essential tools for our daily purchases. A revolution in itself, the tech that allows these items to be used not unlike a credit card has pretty much revolutionized payments and purchases, and they couldn’t have come …
Mercedes-Benz owners are promised an ultimate in-car audio experience by the car manufacturer, with the company recently announcing that it plans to bring Dolby Atmos technology to several of its top models. Thirty-one loudspeakers and eight exciters will offer audiophiles an immersive, upgraded sound, according …
DaBaby shared a cute video of his children on social media, all sitting behind the steering wheels of toy cars that resembled some of the cars in his collection that also appeared behind them. That includes a Lamborghini Aventador and a Mercedes-Maybach. Spending time with …
Roof down. Sun is out. Pure joy driving a classic. Wishing you all a great weekend. Susie Wolff’s kind of fun in the sun? Here it is! Former Brand Ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, she seems to stay true to the three-pointed star company, taking the classic …
Mercedes-Benz has announced its plan to trim down its lineup as early as last year, taking out coupes and convertibles in its portfolio. However, the German automaker isn’t completely taking them out completely, though, as the death of the two-door models will give birth to an …
For all the love cars from the ’60s get, they were deficient in one enormously important way: they lacked safety features. That, combined with more and more cars on the streets and lax regulatory standards, meant that through the decade traffic deaths increased precipitously. In …
The coupe and convertible cars are constantly losing their market share, and that’s not a surprise given the continuous rise of the SUVs. Even the premium brands are now reconsidering their strategies in the two-door segment, and it seems that Mercedes-Benz will be among the companies …