Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne

Perhaps if you've been behind the wheel of a new Mercedes-Benz in the greater Fort Wayne area, and you've found it so comfortable inside the luxury vehicle, that you wish it could be matched in the dining room or bedroom. If you have, you're in luck. Mercedes-Benz is crossing over to the world of furniture design, showing off a line of household items designed by the German automaker.

Introduced just two years ago, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class has been a huge success both here in the greater Fort Wayne area and worldwide. Recently, the luxury sedan hit a big milestone, as the 500,000th production model rolled off the line at the Mercedes-Benz manufacturing plant in Sindefingen, Germany.

There are some out there who think they can beat the real thing, create something similar, but it's not the same, and frankly not as good. Recently, one company tried to pull that stunt against Mercedes-Benz, looking to imitate the classic SL-Class SL300 with a fake body model of the trademarked vehicle. So how did the German automaker hand down the punishment? By tearing the knock-off to bits, that's how.

As technology progresses, so too much the advertising efforts of various companies, automakers included. And while many competing companies out there are still stuck in the old age of print and TV ads, Mercedes-Benz is exploring new options, through which they can reach out to drivers. Sure Mercedes-Benz still runs TV ads, but we here at Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne

In our previous post on the Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne blog, we outlined the upcoming 2013 Mercedes-Benz E 400 HYBRID. Based on the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, it's one hybrid that surely won't disappoint. Still, we're guessing that some of you out there are interested in knowing exactly when Mercedes-Benz plans to take the next step in the world of green commuting.

Of course, we are talking about electric vehicles; a market that many…

While we here at Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne know that our favorite German automaker is unmatched in the realm of luxury and exotic cars, we're perfectly willing to admit that they're, perhaps, a bit late to the hybrid game. But all thins Mercedes-Benz, we've found that the wait is well worth it. After all, when the automotive geniuses at Mercedes-Benz put their minds to something, they do it right.

Specifically, we're…

We here at Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne know that our favorite German automaker has been around for some time. Sixty years, in fact! But would someone who's just seeing the new Mercedes-Benz lineup for the first time know that? We're guessing they wouldn't.

After all, models like the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Mercedes-Benz GL-Class, and Mercedes-Benz M-Class feature an incredible array of leading-edge tech, sleek designs, and luxurious comforts. Another great example of this…

The Mercedes-Benz M-Class is a mid-size SUV like no other. It combines attractive styling with leading-edge tech to form a package that drivers in the greater Fort Wayne area and beyond simply cannot resist. Another reason why so many are drawn to the Mercedes-Benz M-Class? Its comfort and safety. These two aspects specifically tend to attract young buyers who are looking to protect their families, and we here at Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne are here…

Production of the Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class didn't begin until 2009, and the vehicle didn't even reach North American lots until 2010. Still that hasn't stopped the German automaker from thinking about what's in store for the vehicle in its next generation. After all, Mercedes-Benz has an image of ever-changing luxury to keep up with, and in the automotive world that's very important.

So what comes next for the Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class? We…

At Mercedes-Benz of Fort Wayne, we know that every new vehicle on our lot has been designed, manufactured, and rigorously tested to ensure that the utmost performance and comfort is always prevalent. This is, after all, the basis by which Mercedes-Benz attained its current status. So it comes to no shock that the company would not consider manufacturing an electric vehicle, as the technology, up until recently, inspired imagery of dull, lacking, and stodgy models…