Mercedes physically revealed the Mercedes-AMG A35 yesterday in Paris after debuting it online a few weeks back. I had a chance to sit in the little hot hatch today, and now I deeply need to drive this little oddball of a car.
The Germans over at Der Spiegel have found the upcoming A-class sedan in Iceland. If there's going to be one small Mercedes to sell well in the US, it will be this one.
The Mercedes-Benz presence at the Geneva Motor Show will be spearheaded by the new A-Class. The Golf-sized hatch may be an unlikely standard-bearer for the three-pointed star, but it is a crucial part of a new Mercedes marketing direction.
The Mazda3 did such wonders for the hot hatchback market that there's now a luxury version in the works. No, wait, sorry, this is just a patent image from AutoScoops for the 2012 Mercedes-Benz A-Class. Obviously, right?
As we told you earlier today, the compact Mercedes A-Class is coming to the United States for the first time.
The new Mercedes-Benz A-Class is coming to our shores in hopes that the trend of Americans embracing awesome little weirdo Germans started by Christoph Waltz continues. More details from the show floor as we get them.
Mercedes had everything they needed today for the debut of the Concept A-Class in Shanghai: Dr. Z, a crappy American rapper, a Chinese movie star, and a working car. Oh, wait, they were missing that last thing.
AMG's already planning their own version of the new A-Class concept, which we've hereby dubbed the "fetal bulldog" because that's what it looks like. And with a speculated 350 hp and AWD it'll have some bite, too.
Daimler may follow the Aston Martin Cygnet's lead and build a kid-sized Maybach to offset the brand's atrocious CAFE rating based on the next-generation Mercedes A-Class. Either that or people don't know April 1st is tomorrow. (Thanks Neil!) [DriveMagazine]
A new Mercedes compact could be in your future, according to mustache aficionado, part-time bartender and Daimler Chief Dieter Zetsche. Despite previous reports that the A-Class was too expensive and the US dollar too weak, the sudden shift in American tastes has made the Mercedes A-Class not so much of a reach. Dr. Z…
Want a premium brand city car? How about a Mercedes A-Class? Of course, you'll have to be in one of the markets that actually gets the car (not the US). But we're not too disappointed. This here is the new 2009 version that will be released later year, but even with freshened styling and a cleaner engine lineup, we're…
