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Check Out This Amazing Mercedes-Benz 280 SE (W108) Lowrider

I was recently browsing Instagram when I found some amazing shots of a classic Mercedes-Benz 280 SE (W108) that has been slammed to get it as close to the ground as possible. While this may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it does give us an idea of what it looks like to convert this luxury car into a lowrider. There’s not much information about this build for the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE (W108), but according to stopsandshots on IG, it was a crowd favorite. As a result, it just won the German Car Festival in Silverstone. Year Model While we have no idea about the specific year of this model,… Continue Reading »

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2007 Mercedes-Benz S600: A Luxurious Bargain on the Auction Block

The 2007 Mercedes-Benz S600, a symbol of elegance and status, recently went under the hammer at AutoHunter.com, closing its bidding on October 19th at just $20,000 which didn’t meet its reserve price. This auctioned masterpiece was a marvel of its time, with a remarkable history and a list of features that made it the epitome of luxury on wheels. Let’s take a closer look at this executive ride that once commanded a retail price of over $140,000. A Legacy of Opulence: The 2007 Mercedes-Benz S600 Back in 2007, the 2007 Mercedes-Benz S600 was a true testament to the company’s dedication to luxury. The S-Class, often dubbed the pinnacle of the… Continue Reading »

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Brabus Explores Exciting Opportunities in the Restomod Market

Renowned German automotive tuner Brabus, famous for its high-performance Mercedes vehicles, is poised to embark on an exciting new venture into the restomod segment of the automotive market. With an illustrious history that began in 1977, the company has traditionally focused on enhancing modern vehicles with a distinct edge. However, under the leadership of CEO Constantin Buschmann, it is seeking to diversify its offerings and tap into the burgeoning restomod market. Pioneering a New Direction In an interview with PistonHeads, Constantin Buschmann, who took the reins of Brabus in 2018 following the passing of his father, identified a need for innovation within the company. He recognized that while the tuning… Continue Reading »

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The Twists And Turns That Await Mercedes F1 At The US GP

The United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) is an event steeped in history. In 1959, Formula One made its debut on American soil at the Sebring International Raceway. Since then, the event has found its home at various tracks, but COTA in Austin, Texas, stands as the first purpose-built Grand Prix facility in the country, hosting its first F1 race in 2012. The 5.516 km track is known for its unique challenges and characteristics that Mercedes F1 should navigate with sound strategy. Smooth Roads or Bumpy Rides? One of the distinctive features of COTA is its notorious bumps. The circuit experiences subsidence, resulting in an… Continue Reading »

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Mercedes-Benz Ordered By German Court To Pay Fines

In a recent development, a Stuttgart court has dealt a severe blow to German automaker Mercedes-Benz, ruling in favor of damages related to the use of cheat devices in its diesel cars to trick emission readings. The decision of the Stuttgart court was earlier affirmed by the higher regional court. The Stuttgart Court Ruling The latest developments came from Reuters today. So far, we don’t know the specifics of the ruling yet as well as the penalty imposed by the court to the three-pointed star marque. However, as a recap, the accusations revolve around the issue that the luxury car manufacturer installed cheat devices or software in its cars. These… Continue Reading »

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FIA’s “Role Model” Statement Regarding The Lewis Hamilton Qatar GP Incident Creates Controversy

The FIA’s recent scrutiny of the actions of Lewis Hamilton during the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix has sparked debate and confusion within the motorsport community. In this article, we delve into the controversial statement made by the FIA, particularly its “role model” ruling, and the implications it holds for Formula 1 drivers. FIA’s Second Look on Lewis Hamilton Incident at the Qatar GP During the Qatar Grand Prix, the actions of Mercedes F1’s Lewis Hamilton raised eyebrows when he crossed a live track while the race was under the Safety Car due to a collision with his teammate George Russell. He received a €50,000 fine, with half of it suspended,… Continue Reading »

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Mercedes F1 To Introduce Upgraded Floor Design In Texas

Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 is gearing up to introduce a new floor design for the United States Grand Prix in Austin. This move comes at a critical juncture in the rankings, with the Silver Arrows locked in a tight battle with Ferrari for second place in the constructors’ championship. The team’s Technical Director, James Allison, shared insights on this exciting development for the W14 during an episode of the F1 Nation podcast. Enhancing Performance Without Revolution Allison made it clear that the new floor design of Mercedes F1 cars isn’t a revolutionary change, but rather a subtle improvement aimed at enhancing the car’s performance. He expects it to provide a modest… Continue Reading »

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