#slc

Small sports cars were never hot sellers, but cars like these are now fading in popularity at an extreme rate.

Mercedes-Benz is on fire right now, as all its new cars have been entirely impressive. With beautifully and luxuriously crafted interiors, excellent driving dynamics, obsessive attention to detail, and all the tech you could ever want, these Benzes wholly deserve that three-pointed star.

Mercedes-Benz is restructuring its convertible portfolio and part of those new plans will include cutting the small SLC two-door from its lineup.

New special edition models for the Mercedes-Benz SL and SLC roadsters have been announced.

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

The Mercedes-Benz SLK is getting a new name to go along with its new engines.

Mercedes-Benz is still hard at work preparing a small sports car that will fight head to head with the Porsche 911, and the brand is testing the car at the famed Nürburgring to hone its handling. 

Last week, Mercedes released some photos of its next sports car testing while heavily camouflaged, and now AutoGuide‘s spy photographers have captured new photos.

Mercedes-Benz has revealed some photos of its upcoming SLC AMG model, which will go on sale in North America in early 2015.

Mercedes’ flagship S-Class will be quite the range topper if rumblings in Europe about the newest generation turn out to be true. 

AMG, the high-performance subsidiary for German luxury automaker Mercedes-Benz, is poised to establish itself as a real player in the sports car industry by unveiling 17 new models and variants over the next four years.

In the world of German sports cars, the Porsche 911 is king. Mercedes-Benz hopes to change that when they introduce their new sports car, rumored to be named the SLC.