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Similar Styling. Very Different Mercedes-Benz Platforms. Mercedes-Benz has used both the CLA and CLS names for sleek four-door models with coupe-inspired styling. Visually, they share a theme. Mechanically, they can

An Intake Manifold Fault Does Not Always Mean the Manifold Itself Has Failed Modern Mercedes-Benz engines do much more than simply pull air through an open tube. Depending on the

A Bad Shift Does Not Automatically Mean a Bad Transmission A Mercedes-Benz transmission can develop symptoms that feel serious: The natural fear is: “The transmission is failing.” Sometimes an internal

Mercedes SUV Service Backed by More Than 40 Years of Experience Mercedes-Benz SUVs combine luxury, all-weather capability and increasingly sophisticated drivetrain and suspension systems. Depending on the model and generation,

Four Decades of Experience With Mercedes-Benz Flagship Engineering The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has often been where Mercedes introduces technology before it reaches the rest of the lineup. That has made the

More Than 40 Years of Mercedes-Benz E-Class Experience The Mercedes-Benz E-Class has long occupied the middle of the Mercedes lineup between compact luxury cars and the flagship S-Class. Over the

More Than 40 Years of Mercedes-Benz Experience The Mercedes-Benz C-Class has changed dramatically over the years. Earlier generations were relatively straightforward compact luxury sedans. Modern C-Class vehicles may include: At

A Diesel Emissions Warning Is Usually a System Problem, Not Just a Sensor Problem Mercedes-Benz BlueTEC diesels combine a durable diesel engine with a sophisticated emissions system. Depending on the

Mercedes ABC Is Hydraulic Suspension — Not AIRMATIC Mercedes-Benz has used several advanced suspension systems over the years. Two of the best known are: They are not the same system.