Mercedes-Benz details its new strategy as the company prepares for the launch of several new products while also making the cuts necessary to help it stay flexible in a changing market environment.

Mercedes-Benz details its new strategy as the company prepares for the launch of several new products while also making the cuts necessary to help it stay flexible in a changing market environment.
ia throws its hat into the EV wars with the all-new PV5 as it brings the fight to the Volkswagen ID.Buzz in the EV van wars.
Ford addresses the F-150’s theft problem with the rollout of several new security features and an included insurance deductible as the company clamps down on rising thefts across the nation.
A pair of new reports suggests next generation F-150 will be delayed with the current-gen model expected to hold down the fort until 2028.
Audi becomes the latest car brand to confirm it’s moving upmarket with its models as the brand attempts to add a jolt to slumping sales.
Dodge CEO Matt McAlear acknowledges demand for sub $30,000 sports car and admits that there’s a market for one as more customers want an affordable performance car.
New sketches suggest Volkswagen is preparing smaller EVs to win over budget minded buyers.
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 brings insane performance to the supercar market but buyers looking to experience it for themselves will have to have the cash to match with a base model starting at $174,995 before options and fees are factored in.
The 2024 Ford Maverick is the perfect mixture of fuel economy and value
Mini is prepared to give enthusiasts a glimpse of the future with 2025 Mini Cooper JCW. Will race it in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring Race ahead of its fall debut
This week in 1938 brought an end to one of America’s great brands: Pierce Arrow
The United Auto Workers lost its bid to bring workers at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance, Alabama into the union. The setback comes just weeks after an overwhelming victory at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga and raises questions about what the UAW might do next, its drive to organize foreign-owned transplants a key goal of union President Shawn Fain.