Mercedes-Benz Models

This model was a Mercedes-Benz medium-duty tractor built by Mercedes-Benz do Brasil and aimed in part at export markets, including the United States, where it was marketed as a Class 7 truck. Mercedes-Benz’s 1984 annu...

Introduced for the 1998 model year, this Mercedes-Benz SUV marked the brand’s entry into the modern luxury SUV segment and was a major milestone for the company’s U.S. manufacturing operation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. E...

Introduced for the 2016 model year, this midsize van brought the European Vito to North America under a different market name and filled the gap between compact commercial vans and the full-size Sprinter. It was aimed...

This luxury SUV nameplate debuted for the 1998 model year, launching as a groundbreaking entry in the premium midsize SUV segment and beginning production in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It was the brand’s first modern, car-b...

Mercedes-Benz introduced this nameplate for the 2006 model year as a distinctly different kind of luxury utility vehicle, positioned between a wagon, an SUV and a minivan. It debuted in the mid-2000s as the brand’s “G...

Mercedes-Benz’s flagship luxury sedan nameplate was introduced for the 1972 model year with the W116 generation, the first series to carry the S-Class designation officially. Although its roots reach back through earl...

Mercedes-Benz’s SL nameplate traces its roots to the 300 SL that debuted in 1952, when the brand returned to racing and created one of the most celebrated sports cars in its history. The road-going story followed in 1...

This roadster nameplate was introduced in 2016 as the renamed successor to Mercedes-Benz’s long-running SLK, bringing the compact two-seat open-top model into the brand’s new naming structure. Rather than launching an...

Introduced in 1996, this Mercedes-Benz compact roadster marked a fresh, more youthful direction for the brand. The name was said to stand for “Sportlich, Leicht, Kurz” — sporty, lightweight, short — and the car quickl...

This super sports car marked Mercedes-Benz’s return to a very exclusive front-engine performance flagship in the early 2000s, developed in cooperation with McLaren and inspired by the historic 300 SLR racing cars and ...

Introduced for the 2010 model year, this gullwing two-seater was a dramatic modern reinterpretation of a classic high-performance icon. It stood out immediately for its long hood, rear-set cabin, and upward-opening do...

Introduced in Europe for the 1995 model year, this nameplate marked a major turning point for Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles. It succeeded the long-running T1/TN series and was positioned as a modern full-size van ...