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.

Essential car maintenance doesn’t just save money, it can save lives. That’s why Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills is reminding you to take some time in August — Brake Safety Awareness Month — to visit your Mercedes-Benz dealership near Baltimore for brake service.

The SUV is a dying breed. You wouldn’t think so if you read the news, look at the roads around Baltimore, or visit Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills. They’re everywhere, right? Well, not so fast. The fact is, your Mercedes-Benz dealership is one of the few places you can get a true SUV any more. So what about all those other big, boxy things on I-83?

The phrase “embarrassment of riches” predates Mercedes-Benz cars by nearly 200 years. If we didn’t know better, we’d swear the phrase was coined specifically for the wide range of accessories available at your Mercedes-Benz dealership. Wherever the road takes you — this summer, or the other seasons of the year — Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills offers an array of Mercedes-Benz accessories through our parts department.

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 often seems as though the Mercedes-Benz brand covers every conceivable automotive niche. New Mercedes-Benz cars and SUVs, performance variants, or fierce off-road capability are all as close as your nearest Mercedes-Benz dealership. Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills offers something else as well: a diverse portfolio of Mercedes-Benz warranties to protect your investment.

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.

There are some interesting developments emerging with the new Mercedes-AMG® C 63. Two versions of the car — one coming soon to Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills, and one not due for some years yet — are making news for different reasons. Let’s dive in and see what’s new.