Mercedes Benz

Owning a vehicle of the caliper of a Mercedes is no small achievement. Your car tells everyone that you have fine taste, that you appreciate solid engineering, and that you crave excitement. Surely, your Mercedes does not disappoint you. As with any vehicle, repairs must be made from time to time and if you enjoy maintaining your Mercedes yourself, then finding the parts as well as accessories for your car doesn�t have to be a difficult or costly proposition. Right from the convenience of your laptop, a whole world of quality discount auto parts is waiting your discovery and I am going to take you there over the next several paragraphs.
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Until recently, Mercedes-Benz has not been serious about manufacturing and marketing hybrid cars. In 2010 the company sold just over one thousand hybrid units, representing only 0.6% of the overall hybrid market. To put this in perspective, as of August 2009, the Toyota Prius had already sold 787,200 units.

Mercedes showcased its S-Class plug-in hybrid concept at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show. They currently offer the S400 Hybrid sedan and ML450 Hybrid SUV.

Despite these meager hybrid offerings, Mercedes has very ambitious plans for greener cars in the future. Dr. Christian Mohrdieck, Daimler’s director of fuel cell and battery-drive development, told  that Daimler, the maker of Mercedes-Benz vehicles, is making a big investment in hybrids. “In the future, we will have hybrid models in all our car lines,” Mohrdieck said.

Mercedes is planning to make hybrids available in the E-Class, C-Class, R-Class, and M-Class vehicles. Mercedes is also planning to launch diesel-hybrids and plug-in hybrids in America.