The next-generation compact vehicles from Mercedes-Benz will not only be riding on a new platform, but will be boasting new engines.

With the next-generation Mercedes-Benz A-Class getting a sedan variant, this leaves the CLA-Class in a precarious position. There will be two sedans of the same size sitting on dealers and one could eat into the other's sales. It seems Mercedes has a solution.

Are you someone who has money burning a hole in their pocket? Then Mercedes-Benz may have a model for you.

Last January, Mercedes-Benz announced the C-Class wagon would be arriving in Canada. At the time, no release date was given. Since this announcement, Mercedes has been oddly quiet about it.

If you thought auto show season was done, think again!

The owner of this Mercedes Benz was given it as a birthday present nearly two decades ago. But the reason she stopped driving it is even more ridiculous than it's absurdly low mileage.

It's no secret that autonomous technology is the future of cars. And almost every automaker is currently developing its own self-driving cars. But Mercedes hopes its latest partnership will allow it to bring driverless taxis to the streets by 2020.

If you tune into “The O’Reilly Factor” in the coming months, you’ll still see Bill O’Reilly. But what you won’t see anymore are ads from Mercedes.

It will not be too long before we see the next-generation Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class. But there is a rumor flying around that one engine configuration will not be available.

Recently, Consumer Reports released a report that detailed how confusing shifters have gotten on cars with automatic transmissions. It called out more than a dozen manufacturers for using shift levers it claims are difficult to use, even going to far as to stop recommending the Chrysler 300, the Lexus CT200h, and both the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and GLE. But while the report makes several good points, I can’t agree with it entirely. Because Mercedes’ column shifter is actually awesome.

Mercedes-AMG GT Concept may cause you to think this is a preview for the next-generation GT coupe, but you would be wrong.

Only a few months ago, Mercedes-Benz USA made it clear that it would be passing the X-Class pickup for the time being. Now, it seems someone at Mercedes-Benz has changed their mind.

We have been reporting on a rumored SUV for Mercedes-Maybach during the past few months. It would be using the platform for the next-generation GLS. Well, Mercedes-Maybach has announced an SUV, but it isn't a GLS-based model.

Car2Go, one of the world's largest car-sharing services operated by Daimler has been primarily using the Smart ForTwo in North America. But that will be changing in the near future.