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.

Better late — two decades late, in this case — than never. The Mercedes-Benz A-Class first appeared in Europe 21 years ago, and as it enters its next generation with the 2019 model year, it’s finally coming to the United States. Here’s what to expect when it arrives at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills.

What we won’t get is the hatchback version of the 2019 Mercedes-Benz A-Class that debuted in Geneva earlier this year. However…

Fans of luxury performance cars generally look forward to the Geneva International Motor Show each year, knowing that they’re about to see some of the best the industry has to offer. As in years past, Mercedes-Benz did not disappoint for this year’s show. The vehicles below are some we’re especially looking forward to offering the Westminster, MD customers served by Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills.

The calendar says spring is almost here, however, so it’s probably a good idea to start planning ahead — especially where your Mercedes-Benz vehicle is concerned. After all, springtime doesn’t just mean higher temperatures. It means following a few tips from the service department at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills so your car is ready when the weather (finally) warms up.

Auto shows used to be a relative rarity. However, as the industry grows and new markets emerge, so too have new auto shows. Now, at least one automaker may be putting on the brakes; a source at Mercedes-Benz AG says the company may skip the 2019 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. What does this portend for dealerships like Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills?

Like their cars, even the Mercedes-Benz slogan is ambitious: Das Beste oder nichts — The best or nothing. Needless to say, an automaker that builds their new cars to those standards also means certified pre-owned cars that are a cut above the rest. But what’s the difference between them, and a regular pre-owned model? More than you’d think. Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills can explain.

Not all pre-owned cars are alike. Certified pre-owned Mercedes-Benz cars stand apart from the rest.  The Certified Pre-Owned Sales Event is going on now through Feb. 28 at Mercedes-Benz of Owings Mills.