Extreme Mercedes-Benz Hexawheel Concept

Six-Wheeler Mercedes Benz Concept

This six-wheeler Mercedes Benz concept vehicle is a design study of an extreme off-road vehicle which combines the six-wheels design and a flexible frame. - Suitable for adventurous people who need to move in extremely difficult condition and terrains. This concept study was designed and brought up by Iranian mechanical engineer, Siyamak Rouhi Dehkordi and features an extreme engineering which was inspired by the jointed structure of insects. - the Hexawheel is capable of overcoming large obstacles thanks to its flexible frame, which is combined with a six-wheels layout and an all-wheel-drive system. It is powered by diesel engine that can hardly power up all the six-wheels by using a dynamic and flexible hydraulic power transmission system.
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Mercedes Benz Lucky Escapes

Lucky Free-Fall Escapes In C-Class Mercedes Benz

A 67-years old Ralph Hudson escapes death when his foot was caught in between the accelerator and break pedals. According to him, it's all happened when he was about to reversed the car when his foot was caught in between the pedals. He was unable to remove his foot right before it hit the rear wall on the 7-stories parking-lot in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was lucky the car stopped (stuck there) and not to hurt or killed. 

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Latest News - Mercedes Brings Back The G-Class

The Returns Of Mercedes Benz G-Wagon

Mercedes Benz G Class recently celebrates it's 30th birthday in Stuttgart for being the oldest Mercedes Benz in production till now. After being absence from the UK market for ten-years, the German's G-Class will make a return to it's biggest right hand drive market in Autumn this year. The return will brings back the oldest Mercedes Benz line-up up to date with a new variant choice of the diesel engines or the supercharged petrol engines. MORE after the Jump!

Mafia-Style Inden Design Mercedes W126

S-Mafia-Class Inden Design

The best thing about cars is that we can make them to look how we want them to be. With the right paint, stunning rim and bodykit, it can bring out the best personality of a car and fits to eye of the modern day– even if the car was manufactured in the early 80s. That is what I told myself when I came across with this old-school, 1983 S-Class W126, tuned by Inden Design. It is powered by 386 hp, 6.0 liter engine with 100mm piston from 560 SE. I must say the numbers impress me, but what catches the eye most is the looks that Inden Design has given it.

The flamboyant large black grill gave it a menacing stare to whomever looking at it. With installation of the U.S. headlight, it is just superb.