No car has been more photographed in the last couple of years than the camouflaged next-generation 2006 Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan.
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All new for 2005, the Mercedes-Benz SLK features dramatic changes to its appearance and its personality, while retaining the distinguishing retractable steel hardtop. Through this evolution, the second-generation SLK has been transformed into a bona fide sports car that offers more interior space
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The days of mistaking a C-Class for an S-Class from afar are gone, promises Holger Hutzenlaub, the 2006 Mercedes-Benz C-Class design project manager.
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The days of mistaking a C-Class for an S-Class from afar are gone, promises Holger Hutzenlaub, the 2006 Mercedes-Benz C-Class design project manager.
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Basketball teams don't need a guy like Shaq down in the paint--but brandishing a seven-foot one-inch, 300-plus-pound center makes a certain point.
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Classic meets contemporary on a 1000-mile jaunt through Italy's charismatic countryside in the much loved Mille Miglia
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This isn't a truck anymore. The all-new 2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class is unibody, not body-on-frame like the 1998-2005 model.
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Practical and personable, the new R-Class has the style and spirit to score with buyers, no matter what niche it may occupy.
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Practical and personable, the new R-Class has the style and spirit to score with buyers, no matter what niche it may occupy.
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Practical and personable, the new R-Class has the style and spirit to score with buyers, no matter what niche it may occupy.
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A New Class Benchmark
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Joining the Mercedes-Benz lineup for 2006, the new CLS-Class melds striking sheetmetal and a unique interior treatment with basic E-Class platform elements to create what is arguably the sexiest -- and definitely one of
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Joining the Mercedes-Benz lineup for 2006, the new CLS-Class melds striking sheetmetal and a unique interior treatment with basic E-Class platform elements to create what is arguably the sexiest -- and definitely one of the most engaging -- four-door cars to ever wear the three-pointed star. Both
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Call it a minivan for snobs, if you like. The R-class is here and we take a drive while trying to decide who this vehicle will appeal to.
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In fall 1997, the introduction of the M-Class was significant for several reasons: it was the fir...
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On your behalf, we ask the stupid questions so you don't have to. Of course, we didn't think it was stupid when we asked Mercedes-Benz if there wasn't a passing product similarity between the Chrysler Pacifica and the new 2006 Mercedes-Benz R-Class.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz CLSs are blooming around Beverly Hills like poppies after a desert rainstorm.
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2006 Mercedes-Benz CLSs are blooming around Beverly Hills like poppies after a desert rainstorm.
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It's easy to think of the muscular new C350 as an SLK350 in a three-piece suit. The sedan shares an engine and two transmissions with the roadster.
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When you're at the top of your game, where do you go? You go up--in power, size, and features. But is the sum of the greater parts still great?
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Sporting spirit, premium character, and retractable top.
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Flexible Flyers: (a) Speed? (b) Cargo? (c) Off-roading? (d) Luxury? Answer: (e) All of the above. Study these four vehicles carefully, and you'll notice something missing: compromises.
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Hollywood Knights: Fifty years ago, sports cars were stealing the spotlight. Before Celebrity types went for slammed 'Slades with spinners, Hollywood's royalty drove sports cars. Can new stars from Porsche and Mercedes-Benz still pass the audition?
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Hollywood Knights: Fifty years ago, sports cars were stealing the spotlight. Before Celebrity types went for slammed 'Slades with spinners, Hollywood's royalty drove sports cars. Can new stars from Porsche and Mercedes-Benz still pass the audition?
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You might want to scrutinize the new 2006 CLS500, perhaps the most unapologetically fashion-driven Mercedes-Benz ever built. Yes, Mercedes.
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