Showing posts with label Mercedes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mercedes. Show all posts

Monday, 5 March 2012

2013 Mercedes A-Class LEAKED

Today first images of the upcoming Mercedes A-Class have been leaked ahead of its reveal and this year's Geneva Motorshow on 8th March 2012. Technical details have yet to be revealed but it's widely known that the A-Class is based on the same basic architecture as the recently launched B-Class and loses the original cars cutting edge "sandwich" platform in favour of a more conventional setup. Dimensions have now been brought more in line with rivals from Audi and BMW. Engines are likely to mirror the B-Class also. The styling of the A-Class builds on the B-Class' with a low, angular front end, large grill with prominent badge, towards the side a sleek profile with small window area adds to the sporty look. Towards the rear large light clusters dominate with a neatly integrated spoiler. The cabin features high quality materials with lots of chrome and Mercedes signature round airvents. More details are expected to be revealed in the coming weeks.

Monday, 22 August 2011

2012 Mercedes B-Class FIRST PICTURE

Here we have the first leaked exterior image of the upcoming 202 Mercedes B-Class. The new car has similar dimensions to the current model but features a much lower front end with smoother lights, grill and bumper aiding aerodynamics. The side of the car looks similar to the current car but has interesting panel creases aimed at reducing the visual bulk of the car. The biggest departure has to be the interior which is much more stylish with SLS inspired air vents. More pics coming soon




Sunday, 17 July 2011

2012 Mercedes B-Class TEASERS


More teaser pictures of the upcoming B-Class have been released by Mercedes this week. The B-Class is said to be much more advanced than its predecessor featuring an all new platform, engines and suspension systems. Mercedes claims that the new platform is so advanced that it will remain in production for over 20 years, it also has the ability to house many different drive trains such as all-electric, hybrid and conventional diesel/petrol units. The rear suspension is similar in design to Ford's control blade system seen on the Focus which means that the B-Class will be good to drive.



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