The Mercedes-Benz E-Class lineup is always among the most beloved and exciting automobiles of any given model year, and in recent years, it has been especially laudable considering the sedan was completely redesigned in 2017, while the coupe and convertible versions got their updates just a year ago. In other words, this is a recently refreshed, top-end luxury sedan that always serves customers well in and around Lakeland, FL. This most recent iteration of the car should continue to do the same.

Those that follow the Mercedes-Benz brand closely know that teasers are just part of the process in terms of waiting for sportier models like the 2020 Mercedes-AMG® CLA 45 sports sedan. But eventually, those teasers have to turn into a real automobile that people can actually buy, and we finally have come to the point where this specific sports sedan has been revealed in full. Our first reaction here at Fields Motorcars is that it was worth the wait.

While there are many different approaches automakers take in advertising to the car-buying public, a great many modern car ads focus on how a certain model is perfect for the family. These commercials highlight the amount of space in the vehicle, or the infotainment features, or even the safety technology. The point, though, is that nearly every automaker currently in existence has at least one vehicle that they market toward families, and Mercedes-Benz is no different. 

While it’s not necessarily a major revelation that driving can be hazardous at times, summer can seem like an especially challenging time of year to be behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz automobile. Construction sites can slow normal routes to a crawl. More teenagers are out of school and out on the road. Families are making their big summer vacation road trips. It can be a mess, but here at Fields Motorcars, we are happy to offer these tips for dealing with the major driving hazards this summer in the greater Winter Haven, FL area:

Mercedes-Benz seems to have developed a technology that completely revolutionizes how we will park our luxury cars in the future, and the automaker recently received approval to start using this technology at its Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. In other words, the automaker will get to put its driverless parking tech into practice with an eye toward expanding its use all over the world.

In more ways than one, Netflix changed the world when it offered customers unlimited DVD rentals (and eventually unlimited streaming) for a flat monthly fee. From there, nearly every new business has been pitched as “The Netflix of…” and in some ways, the Mercedes-Benz pilot subscription service is an excellent example of that.

The great thing about buying a luxury vehicle like a new or pre-owned Mercedes-Benz model is that it usually is going to come with all the luxuries and performance and good looks that a person could want in a vehicle. Of course, that doesn’t mean there aren’t more ways to further customize a Mercedes-Benz model to an individual’s taste, as the Mercedes-Benz Accessories website consistently proves.

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class has undergone a significant series of upgrades over the course of the last couple of years, starting with the completely redesigned iteration in the 2017 model year and the updated coupe and convertible iterations just a year ago. As such, there are more updated available versions of the Mercedes-Benz E-Class than there have been in years, and that offers customers here at Fields Motorcars more options than any other current Mercedes-Benz for sale.

News flash: it can get pretty hot in the summer here in Florida. Knowing this, it is imperative that those who own luxury cars in this state take the proper precautions to ensure that those automobiles continue to work at their most elite levels, as intended. No matter how great the vehicle, extreme heat can be problematic, and the following maintenance items in the summer can help keep things running as smoothly as possible:

There is an arms race going on right now in the world of luxury crossovers and SUVs, as every automaker in the industry has figured out just how much American customers love them. While engineers and designers are developing new vehicles to slot between their existing models, Mercedes-Benz is taking it a step further by adding new engines and trim levels to existing models.