Cars
Daimler AG, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, is reportedly planning to set up a new plant in Brazil, South America’s largest car market. According to a report from Reuters that cites the print edition of German magazine Der Spiegel, Brazil’s rising taxes on foreign vehicles make it hard for overseas automakers to sell their imported cars in the South American country. Read more »
- Mercedes-benz Confirms Brazil Plant, Will Produce Next-generation C-class And Gla
Brazil seems to be the new hotspot for the automotive industry, especially for luxury car manufacturers. Following Audi’s announcement last month that it will build a plant in the South American country to build the A3 Sedan and Q3 SUV from 2015,...
- Spy Shots: 2014 Mercedes-benz C-class Sedan Begins Testing
What we have here are the first scoop pictures of the next generation Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan caught while undergoing preliminary tests in Europe. The C-Class is a very important model for the German automaker as it's one of Mercedes' top...
- Mercedes-benz To Produce An All-new Fifth Model At Its U.s. Plant In 2015
Daimler, the parent company of German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz, plans to invest US$350 million and create some 400 new jobs at its U.S. plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to build a brand-new, but as of yet, unnamed model. Currently, Mercedes-Benz manufactures...
- Toyota May Shift Korean-bound 2012 Camry Production From Japan To The U.s.
While the Lexus brand has been active in South Korea since 2001, the Toyota brand made its debut in the market only just last year. During 2010, the Japanese company sold some 4,200 Camry sedans, making it one of the best-selling foreign cars in the...
- Subaru To Start Selling Cars In South Korea
Even though Kia and Hyundai are present in most countries around the world, you'll be surprised of the number of automakers that are absent from the South Korean market for one reason (import taxes) or another (legislation). Subaru is one of them,...
Cars
Mercedes Reportedly Planning to Build Next C-Class in Brazil from 2015
Daimler AG, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, is reportedly planning to set up a new plant in Brazil, South America’s largest car market. According to a report from Reuters that cites the print edition of German magazine Der Spiegel, Brazil’s rising taxes on foreign vehicles make it hard for overseas automakers to sell their imported cars in the South American country. Read more »
- Mercedes-benz Confirms Brazil Plant, Will Produce Next-generation C-class And Gla
Brazil seems to be the new hotspot for the automotive industry, especially for luxury car manufacturers. Following Audi’s announcement last month that it will build a plant in the South American country to build the A3 Sedan and Q3 SUV from 2015,...
- Spy Shots: 2014 Mercedes-benz C-class Sedan Begins Testing
What we have here are the first scoop pictures of the next generation Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan caught while undergoing preliminary tests in Europe. The C-Class is a very important model for the German automaker as it's one of Mercedes' top...
- Mercedes-benz To Produce An All-new Fifth Model At Its U.s. Plant In 2015
Daimler, the parent company of German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz, plans to invest US$350 million and create some 400 new jobs at its U.S. plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to build a brand-new, but as of yet, unnamed model. Currently, Mercedes-Benz manufactures...
- Toyota May Shift Korean-bound 2012 Camry Production From Japan To The U.s.
While the Lexus brand has been active in South Korea since 2001, the Toyota brand made its debut in the market only just last year. During 2010, the Japanese company sold some 4,200 Camry sedans, making it one of the best-selling foreign cars in the...
- Subaru To Start Selling Cars In South Korea
Even though Kia and Hyundai are present in most countries around the world, you'll be surprised of the number of automakers that are absent from the South Korean market for one reason (import taxes) or another (legislation). Subaru is one of them,...