With the new Mercedes-AMG SL Roadster coming later this year, it was time to celebrate the iconic SL’s past. That celebration was done in grand style during the annual Monterey Car Week on the grounds of the Pebble Beach Golf Club. 

During a week where the greatest examples of the automobile graced the rocky shores of the Monterey Peninsula, a lineup of iconic and rare Mercedes-Benz SL roadsters were given center stage as a history lesson on one of our greatest cars we ever crafted. 

Mercedes-Benz made some timeless classics over its 125-year history. Some are more timeless than others. They are the ones that will catch our attention forevermore.

One such timeless Mercedes-Benz classic just won the Best In Show award at the 2021 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. It was a very rare 1938 540K Autobahn Kurier presented by The Keller Collection at The Pyramids. It caught the judges’ eye not only for its stunning beauty, but for the story behind this special 540K. 

The Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe has been a highly successful performance vehicle for us. It redefined what an AMG could be.

For 2022, the AMG GT 4-Door Coupe will receive key updates that will continue to put it out front for years to come. When you combine everyday usability with AMG performance and driving dynamics, what more can you do with it?

Our most popular sedan is about to be transformed. Its leadership has been framed by excellence – leading in technology, design, efficiency, and performance. There is no peer to this.

In the first half of 2022, the new-generation C-Class will arrive at Mercedes-Benz of Plano.

The new C-Class will once again take its cues from the all-new S-Class both in terms of design and integration of technology. This new sedan will advance what you know about comfort, safety, and the overall driver and passenger experience to a new level.

When the Mercedes-Benz SL was first introduced in 1952, it was seen as a startling revelation. Could a production-series Mercedes-Benz offer light weight and the highest possible torsional rigidity in a vehicle wearing the three-pointed star?

The next chapter in the iconic roadster’s history will soon arrive. Again, it will be a revelation.

The next Mercedes-AMG SL will be built on a combination of an aluminum space frame with a self-supporting structure. This new platform will repeat the targets of 1952 with low weight and the highest possible torsional rigidity.

Production is now underway for the Mercedes-Benz EQS – the next battery-electric vehicle to be sold here in the Metroplex.

This vehicle will be produced at the Factory 56 in Sindelfingen, Germany. This specific factory has made some of the greatest Mercedes-Benz models ever crafted.

What makes Factory 56 special is that it is the current home of the S-Class sedan. It also produces the Mercedes-Maybach S 680 sedan. The addition of the EQS to this facility is a remarkable feat, as it will become the first battery-electric vehicle to be produced alongside its internal combustion siblings.

Two iconic brands have been associated with each other for years: Mercedes-Benz and IWC Schaffhausen. They each represent over a century of excellence in craftsmanship. They also offer the perfect compliment to each other – a look at the clock in our dashboard is a prime example.

To celebrate this continued partnership, IWC Schaffhausen and Mercedes-AMG have launched the Pilot's Watch Chronograph Edition "AMG".

The Mercedes-EQ electric vehicle lineup is set to expand further with the impending arrival of the EQB – the all-electric version of the newly popular GLB SUV.

The EQB takes the EQ platform to a new size, which is actually quite accommodating with up to three rows of seating available. This is unique among battery-electric vehicles as the third row of seats is usually removed for a battery pack. The way the EQB is engineered you CAN choose a third row option in this model.