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Mercedes offers coupe in C-Class, redesigns sedan
They told me I was the first auto writer in the southeastern United States to drive the new 2012 Mercedes C-Class Coupe 63 AMG. I can only say that it was a privilege and I am thankful that I got through the week without having to sign some paperwork for traveling a bit too fast. [...]

Rick Ross Not Slowing Down After Mercedes' Maybach Shutdown
'When we say Maybach Music, it's not about the car, it's just about the level of quality,' Ross tells MTV News.

Mercedes boss suffers CES snafu, offends Cubans with Che Guevara reference
Mercedes-Benz is suffering some backlash as Cuban exiles in Miami, and across the country, are outraged over the luxury car manufacturers use of Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara image during a presentation made at CES.

Use of Che Guevara photo in Mercedes-Benz presentation causes stir
Use of Che Guevara photo in Mercedes-Benz presentation causes stir

Mercedes-Benz Apologizes for Using Che Guevara Image
Marxist's image was used during a public presentation in Las Vegas .

ACC Medlink Van Provides Medical Transport Services for Disabled & Elderly from Coast to Coast
Nationwide medical transport company, Air Critical Care Medlink, is set to provide options for disabled and elderly medical transport services by way of Air Critical Care Medlink’s spacious new, medically-equipped 2012 Mercedes Benz Sprinter.Miami, Fl (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 Air Critical Care (ACC) Medlink, a medical ground transportation company headquartered in Port Charlotte, FL, recently ...

Mercedes-Benz use of 'Che' image causes outrage
The company that manufactures Mercedes-Benz luxury cars unleashed outrage among Cuban-Americans in Miami and other cities on Thursday for using the image of Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara to promote their vehicles.

Use of Che Guevara image by Mercedes-Benz outrages South Florida's Cuban exiles
The company that manufactures Mercedes-Benz luxury cars unleashed outrage among Cuban-Americans in Miami and other cities on Thursday for using the image of Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara to promote their vehicles.