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Mercedes Extends G-Class Production until 2015
The "Highlander" of the automobile industry, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class that has been in production since the spring of 1979, will continue to live on for at least six more years as Daimler AG has signed an agreement with Magna Steyr to produce the robust off-roader at the company's plant in Graz, Austria until 2015. In the 30 years that the G-Class has been in production, Mercedes-Benz has sold around 200,000 examples of the vehicle worldwide.
To celebrate the G-Class' 30-th anniversary, Mercedes-Benz recently launched two special edition versions of the rugged off-roader called EDITION30 and EDITION30.PUR - see details here.
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Infiniti Backs Out Of Plan To Have Magna Steyr Build Its Mercedes-benz-based Compact Model
In May this year, the Nissan group announced that it had come to an agreement and signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with auto manufacturer Magna Steyr for the assembly of a new, Mercedes-Benz-based, Infiniti compact model in Austria. Well,...
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Mercedes-benz G-class Proving Popular In China And Russia
Not too long, Mercedes-Benz had contemplated ending production of the rugged G-Class, also known as G-Wagen which is short for Geländewagen, but the Stuttgart-based carmaker changed its mind after seeing a surge in demand for the SUV from China and...
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Mercedes-benz Reshuffles Production, Next C-class To Be Built In Bremen And U.s. Plants From 2014, No Lay-offs In Sindelfingen Until 2020
Daimler AG's management and workers have reached an agreement to preserve jobs at the firm's Sindelfingen plant in Germany until the end of 2019 following the automaker's decision to reorganization its worldwide production network and discontinue...
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Mercedes-benz Cls Grand Edition: 560 Units For Uk Market
Mercedes-Benz has confirmed UK pricing for its limited production CLS Grand Edition that will be offered with four powertrain options. Prices start from £48,445 on the road for the diesel-powered CLS 350 V6 CDI with Mercedes claiming that the extra...
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Mini Sports Activity Vehicle To Be Built By Magna Steyr
BMW Group issued a press release today stating that the forthcoming MINI Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) will be built by Magna Steyr in Graz, Austria, which also makes the BMW X3 model. The Bavarian Groups’ decision to hand the contract to Magna...
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