Here at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills, we know that luxury crossovers are popular right now. We also know that drivers have more choices than ever, so it can be tough to sort through all of the available models to figure out which one works for you. We can tell you how a crossover like the 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 stacks up against competing vehicles like the 2019 Acura RDX.
First impressions can be deceiving. On paper, the 2019 Lexus NX offers many of the same perks as a 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLC. But you’re not driving a spec sheet; you’re driving a new SUV, which is a whole other thing entirely. So if you’re in the market for a new vehicle, it’s worth taking a closer look to understand why Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills has the SUV you really want.
2020 will see a presidential election, the next census, and the Tokyo Summer Olympics. But you’ll be seeing and hearing the first rumblings of the New Year early in 2019 at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills when the redesigned 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS arrives at our showroom. Here’s a bit of what we’re expecting.
Mercedes-Benz buyers in the Westminster, MD area are about to have a great new option at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills. Even though the Mercedes-Benz A-Class has been around for 20 years with three very successful generations, it’s new to these shores. When it arrives, it will bring with it a fresh look, excellent amenities, and some top-shelf technology.
The future of driving is a bit murky, but one trend that’s changing how we view cars is taking place with ridesharing services like Lyft and Uber. Plenty of us around Baltimore have gotten emails for, or seen ads about, these ridesharing services and may even be tempted to augment our income. So which Mercedes-Benz cars from Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills are best? And what should you know before signing up?
Back on August 11, Mercedes-Benz released a 30-second teaser video for the Mercedes-Benz EQC. It was the first close look — albeit a series of all-too-brief glimpses — most people have gotten at the long-awaited Mercedes-Benz EV. On Sept. 4, we got a much longer look as the company finally unveiled a production-ready concept. Here’s what we’ve learned since the last time Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills covered this exciting new crossover.
It’s barely two years since a mid-generation redesign, but the 2019 Mercedes-Benz CLA ushers the pint-sized four-door coupe into a new generation. If you’re trying to decide whether to buy the current model or wait a little longer for its 2019 replacement to arrive at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills, we’ll try to make the decision a bit easier.
It’s easy to be skeptical when an automaker announces long-term plans--regulatory issues, market hiccups, and changing priorities can throw a wrench into the best-laid plans, even if you plan as carefully as Daimler AG is in the habit of doing. With that said, the plans for a Mercedes-Benz EQ sub-brand of new Mercedes-Benz cars that were first announced in 2016 are shaping up nicely.
When a classic turns 40, how do you remake it? The short answer: very, very carefully. We don’t envy the engineers and designers at Mercedes-Benz, because the task of redesigning the iconic Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV must seem thankless. The end result, due soon at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills, looks to be well worth the effort.
Mercedes-Benz cars occupy an interesting place in history. The company is inseparable from the past, dominates the present, and is eagerly anticipating a bright future. Make no mistake, however; they’re not simply sitting back and waiting for what comes next. They’re actively shaping it with the help of an initiative called CASE. Here’s what that means for luxury car drivers and your local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
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