Mercedes-Benz

Saoutchik has been brought back to life. Originally founded in 1906 by Jacques Saoutchik, a master of bespoke luxury car bodies, the company was renowned for its work with prestigious automotive brands during the first half of the 20th century.

Combining luxury, power, and off-road capability, the 2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain is set to redefine the wagon segment.

This particular model, now available in Indiana, is a pristine black example with only 6,000 miles on the odometer.

When it comes to customizing cars, the Mercedes V-Class is right up there, alongside the VW Bulli, offering plenty of room for personal touches. And one standout example of this is the V 300 d, a model from the current 447 series before its facelift, now decked out with top-notch upgrades and sleek Barracuda Racing Wheels.

AMG convertibles often capture attention beyond what might be expected. With advancements in chassis technology and the increasing weight of hardtop vehicles, the distinction between coupes and convertibles has become less pronounced.

Cor.Speed Sports Wheels Europe unveils an exceptional transformation, showcasing the Cor.Speed Deville wheels on a Mercedes S 500 L enhanced to emulate the AMG aesthetic.

Mercedes-Benz AMG is diversifying its revamped GT Coupe range by introducing its premier plug-in hybrid model, marking a significant stride towards electrification in its line up.

For the 2024 model year, there will be a limited-edition variant called the CLA 45 S Edition 1, with only 25 units allocated for the U.S.

Manhart Performance, renowned for its expertise in enhancing performance vehicles, introduces the CRE 700, a remarkable transformation of the Mercedes-AMG W206 C 63 S E Performance.

The GT 55 and GT 63 models are available, equipped with the well-known twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 engine.