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The E-Class and its predecessor models are the best-selling model series in the history of Mercedes-Benz. With over 14 million units delivered globally since 1946, the E-Class family continues to provide enhanced levels of comfort, luxury, and safety with every redesign.…
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The 2021 S-Class has been teased to us for months now but the time has now finally come for the big reveal.…
Most people associate Mercedes-Benz vehicles with AMG however, AMG is not exactly the same as Mercedes-Benz. If you’re one of those people who don’t know the difference, it’s okay!…
We’ve all been there. Driving, running errands, whether it be shopping at the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove, doing our groceries at Uncle Giuseppe’s in Smithtown, or even grabbing a bite at Maureen’s Kitchen, when suddenly our dashboard illuminates a warning symbol.…
Mercedes-Benz is always switching things up and it’s no different when it comes to the newest wagon that will appear in the E-Class lineup.…
The classy and highly advanced Mercedes-Benz E-Class is getting redesigned with new exterior styles and new powertrains. Available as a four-door sedan, two-door coupe or cabriolet, the E-Class can match any lifestyle.…
The best ways to prevent COVID-19 is to stay home and practice social distancing. However, many of us here on Long Island still need to leave our homes.…
Your safety depends a whole lot on the condition of your tires. Your tires give you the ability to grip the road, make safe turns, and stop in a safe amount of time.…
Newsday shares with us Auto review: Mercedes-Benz introduces another affordable SUV for 2020 by Larry Printz. Mercedes-Benz has expanded their portfolio of lower-priced front-wheel-drive vehicles which include the GLA, CLA, A-Class and the New 2020 GLB 250 4Matic which makes some question whether or not the Mercedes-Benz brand is losing their luxury vehicle status.…
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