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According to a report from German car magazine Auto Motor Und Sport, Mercedes-Benz has ended talks with Fiat about a possible partnership between the two groups in concern of platform sharing due to the fact that MB didn’t find any cost advantages. A Mercedes-Benz manager told the magazine that the Italian carmaker produces its small models more expensively than they do. Although Mercedes-Benz is still in talks with BMW for a possible cooperation in terms of platform sharing for the new A and B-Class front-wheel drive models, if everything fails, the German carmaker will go ahead and develop the platforms alone.
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Cars
Mercedes-Benz Ends Talks With Fiat Group
According to a report from German car magazine Auto Motor Und Sport, Mercedes-Benz has ended talks with Fiat about a possible partnership between the two groups in concern of platform sharing due to the fact that MB didn’t find any cost advantages. A Mercedes-Benz manager told the magazine that the Italian carmaker produces its small models more expensively than they do. Although Mercedes-Benz is still in talks with BMW for a possible cooperation in terms of platform sharing for the new A and B-Class front-wheel drive models, if everything fails, the German carmaker will go ahead and develop the platforms alone. Via: ams
- Mercedes Rumored To Launch Fwd Sla Small Roadster In 2013
[2000 Mercedes SLA Concept pictured above]As stated by Daimler’s CEO Dieter Zetsche stated last month, Mercedes-Benz has a plan to overtake arch-rivals Audi and BMW and become the leading premium carmaker in the world. The plan involves a barrage...
- 2010 Mercedes S-class Facelift - New Photos Hit The Web
It looks like there's no place to hide for the redesigned Mercedes-Benz S-Class as just a couple hours after the official brochure 'slipped' into the net, a whole set of images were posted on various German car magazine sites. We still don't...
- 2012 Mercedes-benz Gla: New Compact Suv
On the cover of its August issue, German car magazine Autozeitung features a rendering of the forthcoming Mercedes-Benz GLA compact SUV that’s said to arrive in 2011 as a 2012 model. Although Mercedes-Benz hasn’t officially confirmed the...
- 2012 Mercedes-benz Cla: “baby†Cls Based On The A-class
In it latest issue, German car magazine Autozeitung supports that one of the four distinct models that will replace the current A and B-Class in Mercedes-Benz’ compact car line-up (read more here) will be a four-door coupe named CLA. As you can...
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