The new Mercedes-Benz Concept A-Class

With the Concept A-Class, Mercedes-Benz is presenting a car that might have come from another planet: its expressive design symbolises concentrated dynamism. The technical highlights include a new, turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, a dual clutch transmission and a radar-based collision warning system with adaptive Brake Assist.

The exterior design of the Concept A-Class features the combination of defined edges and free interplay with the body surfaces the Mercedes-Benz first showed in the F 800 Style. The side view is structured by three prominent lines: the front structural edge above the front wing forms a dropping line, while the prominent shoulder muscle above the rear axle underlines the car’s coupe-like character. A further line extends upwards from the rear wheel arch in a sweeping curve.

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2012 SLS Roadster caught with minimal disguise

The new Mercedes-Benz SLS Roadster has been photographed before, but certainly not with such minimal disguise. A few days ago, spy ninjas have seen it making test rounds on the world famous Nurburgring, where test engineers are tweaking the final touches before the upcoming world premier.

We anticipate that Mercedes-Benz will launch it later this year as a 2012 model year, so start saving because this beast will certainly be more expensive than the gullwing. With the beasty naturally-aspired 6.3 liter V8, it is capable of a 0 to 60 spring in the 4 second range, and a top speed of 300 km/h.

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F-CELL World Drive Coming to Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood

Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood is taking "going green" to a whole new level this March.

The Mercedes-Benz F-CELL World Drive makes its final North American stop at Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood on March 16, 17 and 18. From the January 30 start in Stuttgart, Germany, the F-CELL will travel an 18,500 mile journey across four continents and 14 countries over 125 days to prove the potential of fuel cell technology and the need for widespread hydrogen infrastructure.

Be one of the first in the Seattle area to see the ground-breaking fuel-cell hydrogen technology in action at the new, state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood dealership!

Find more details in the Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood press release

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Subtracting Two Doors Adds Up to One Great Ride!

Coming this fall to Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood: The 2012 C-Class Coupe! You'll find all the power of a C-Class with the sleek lines of a coupe and an aggressive stance, meticulous attention to detail and sport styling that clearly define its Mercedes-Benz pedigree. Enjoy a sneak peek at the vehicle destined to be a major player on the Seattle roads.

Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood is a full service Mercedes-Benz dealership, family owned and operated since our opening in October 2005 in Lynnwood, Washington. Explore our extensive Mercedes-Benz inventory from sedans to Sprinter vehicles.

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125! Years of Innovation - Karl Benz Automobile Patent

On this date back in 1886 Karl Benz was issued a patent for the invention of the automobile and the world has never been the same since. At Mercedes-Benz of Lynnwood we work hard to offer our customers the same Passion, Experience, Convenience, and Value that Karl Benz envisioned 125 years ago today.

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Mercedes-Benz Art Cars Come to Berlin Fashion Week

Art imitates life? Maybe, but it certainly depends on your interpretation.These fantastic Mercedes-Benz Art Cars showcase the interpretation of the years 1967 through 1991. The artist of “Recollection Quartett,”  Antwerp, Belgian artist and photographer Frederik Heyman, created four scenes from this time period that best reflects his interpretation of these four cars.

Created for Fashion Week and produced by Mercedes-Benz and MoMu Fashion Museum, this exhibit is a reminder that the Mercedes-Benz legacy spans eras. And that concept art often needs explaining.

View the Mercedes-Benz Art Cars

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Next Big Thing for Seattle Parking? Check out #MBtweetrace Prototype Test 2: Parking next to SLS AMG

Not sure we ever want our car to be that close to an SLS AMG--whew! But the technology sure is cool!

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