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Automotive enthusiasts love their cars, but which cars are more loved than others?

There’s nothing quite like a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

More details on the upcoming Mercedes-Benz S-Class facelift have surfaced.

The Mercedes pickup truck should arrive in late 2017, if this leaked road map is accurate.

“I think it’s a good time to be a designer, interesting time because the whole world is changing and the speed of the change is amazing,” said Robert Lesnik, director of exterior design at Mercedes-Benz.

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The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is getting a facelift as well as technology borrowed from the new E-Class.

Some people love their vehicle so much that when it comes time to replace it, they purchase the same model.

There’s a new luxury flagship sedan on the scene and it’s going for the throat of rival cars like the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. No, it’s not a Jaguar, Audi or something from Lexus, but a Cadillac, born, bred and built in the Motor City.

The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is getting a facelift and AutoGuide.com‘s spy photographers have caught it testing.

Maybach was the pinnacle of Daimler’s extensive portfolio until a couple years ago when the revival of this historical division fizzled out like a New Year’s resolution two weeks into February. The failure was hardly unexpected as many wealthy individuals had never heard of the brand nor could they afford its products, even with 4,800-month financing. A long-wheelbase Maybach 62 could be optioned past the million-dollar mark, a manicured middle finger to the economically disadvantaged affluent.

Looking for a drop-top car? You have quite a few options on the market today. But what if you want a flagship-caliber machine? Your choices a dramatically more limited, though the folks Mercedes-Benz are about to give you another option.

Mercedes-Benz is once again selling the S-Class Coupe. No longer will there be a separate CL-Class moniker for these immense sport-luxury vehicles.

Daimler’s ultra-luxury Maybach brand might have been killed off last year, but we could see a return of the nameplate as soon as this year.

So, you’re in the market for a new car. Your ‘88 Toyota Tercel has served you faithfully for the past decade and a half since you purchased it following your second divorce. But now it’s high time for something with a few features, not to mention a body structure that’s doesn’t consist entirely of ferrous oxide. Savvy shoppers will visit AutoGuide.com for the latest news, freshest reviews and handiest buying tools.