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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Mercedes Benz S63 - The new S Class 2014 Edition - True Luxury and Ultimate Drive!


The new S-class preview has already created wows around the world as it is pure luxury blended with the classic beauty of a luxury sedan. I wonder if anyone would still want more of a car than the current release. We are talking about the S63, which was previewed by AMG recently and the new drive comes with all wheel 4MATIC Tech.

The car as shown in the video beholds an ample count of horses i.e, a whooping 577 HP with 664-pound-foot twin-turbo V-8 AMG heart. Now with that kind of power, it will be a shame if you are forced to drive at any speeds less than a three digit count. The anti body roll, the drive matic and a ton of safety features will make you want to be inside the car at all times.

A popular car magazine, motor authority says
" Instead of Magic Body Control, the S63 AMG makes do with an adjustable Airmatic suspension. Although it can't see and adjust to the road ahead, it's still supple yet firm, controlling body motion without upsetting the ride.

Traction seems inexhaustible, even on the rain-soaked autobahn where I spent much of my time with the car. The 4MATIC all-wheel-drive system has a fixed torque split, sending 2/3 of the power to the rear wheels, 1/3 to the forward axle, no matter the conditions. This rear-biased setup helps keep the driven front wheels from creating torque steer or other nasty all-wheel-drive traits."


The car has cut down on the aluminium usage and has gone for carbon fibre so the benefit is that although it is bigger than older S class, the car is 220lbs lighter in weight. An adjustable-height, adjustable-damping-rate air suspension with increased camber, stiffer anti-roll bars and a stiffer front subframe underpins the whole affair.
Image Courtesy: MotorAuthority.com

The flaws suggested include the body roll - and not so precise steering, but that is not a deal breaker as the intelligence of the car suggests you the speed that you want to hit a corner and if you do so you will be rewarded more than what you asked for. For India, we will have to wait really long to see one on the road but for international audience, the car will be out in few months at showroom.

S63 AMG 4MATIC Driving Footage -- Mercedes-Benz

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See the all-new S63 AMG 4MATIC—the fastest full-size luxury sedan on the road—in action.

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Author: Mercedes-Benz USA Published: 18 December 2013 

Updated at: Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

The New Mercedes-Benz C Edition At Rs. 39.16


Mercedes-Benz India today introduced the sporty and stylish 'Edition C' in India to celebrate the sale of 10 million cars of the C-Class family world over.

The Edition C is priced at Rs 39.16 lakh ex-showroom Mumbai. A limited number of 500 units of the Edition C will be available for the Indian market.

"The C-Class remains one of Mercedes-Benz' best-sellers in the competitive entry-level luxury sedan segment. To celebrate the success story of the C-Class which sold more than 10 million units globally, we are presenting the 'Edition C' for our Indian customers," Mercedes-Benz India Managing Director & CEO Eberhard Kern told reporters here.
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'Edition C' will continue to set newer benchmarks in design, quality and luxury for the segment. It embodies the new generation of agility having a strong impulse for modernity and sportiness and is inspired by the global success of the C-Class, he said.

'Edition C' is equipped with a 4 cylinder diesel engine with 7G-tronic plus automatic transmission, which enables reduced fuel consumption while delivering high output and torque for unmatched driving pleasure.

Over 10 million cars of the C-Class family sold world over since the global debut of 'Baby Benz' in 1982.

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Updated at: Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Mercedes Benz Price to Hike by 4.5 percent tomorrow!


NEW DELHI: German luxury car maker Mercedes- Benz on Thursday said it will hike prices of its entire model range in India by up to 4.5 per cent from September 1 to partly offset impact of rupee depreciation and higher import duties.

NEW DELHI: German luxury car maker Mercedes- Benz on Thursday said it will hike prices of its entire model range in India by up to 4.5 per cent from September 1 to partly offset impact of rupee depreciation and higher import duties.

The quantum of price revision will be in the range of 2.5 per cent to 4.5 per cent across the models that the company sells in India.

With the latest price revision, the company's new A-Class 180 CDI luxury compact car will now be priced at Rs 22.05 lakh, an increase of 4 per cent, Mercedes- Benz India said in a statement.

The B-Class 180 CDI model will now be pricier by 4 per cent at Rs 23.50 lakh while the C-Class 200 CGI sedan will now cost Rs 32.25 lakh, an increase of 2.5 per cent, it added.

The newly launched E-Class 200 CGI saloon, will now be available at Rs 42.16 lakh, up by 3.5 per cent while the sports utility vehicle ML-Class 250 CDI would be expensive by 4 per cent at Rs 50.98 lakh (all prices are ex-showroom Mumbai).

"The rising input costs along with higher import duties have been creating significant pressure on our bottomlines for quite some time now. The constant weakening of the currency and the increase in other relevant taxes further impacted the business, adversely," Mercedes-Benz India Managing Director and CEO Eberhard Kern said.

He said the company has been been absorbing a significant portion of these impacts till now, but to run a sustained and profitable business in the long run, revising the prices upwards was inevitable.

When asked if the rupee continued to slide against the dollar further, would the company hike the price, Kern said: "The price hike that we are undertaking does not cover the impact of the current exchange rate hit and if this continues we will have to have a re-look at the pricing. We are hoping that the exchange rate returns to a reasonable level."

On Wednesday, General Motors India had hiked the price of its three models by up to Rs 10,000 from the first week of September due to a sharp depreciation in the rupee against the US dollar.

Earlier this month, BMW group had also hiked price of its products across models, including the Mini, by up to 5 per cent.

Last month, Audi had also hiked prices across its models in India by up to 4 per cent, a maximum of Rs 4.42 lakh on its R8 model to offset the impact of the rupee depreciation and rise in input costs.





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