Mercedes-Benz Magazine

Fall / Winter 2012

Closer to the limit

A host of new technical developments means a thrilling season for the DTM.

A Brand New B

When it made its Canadian debut in 2005, the B-Class didn’t merely combine Mercedes-Benz performance and practicality with a touch of luxury – it created a whole new category of vehicle. Here was a compact, fuel-efficient car that was safe, spacious and family-friendly, yet also sporty and refined. It was a combination that was hard to beat. Until now.

True to Itself

What’s next for the Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class, a car renowned as the blueprint for all of today’s compact roadsters? Quite simply to keep setting new trends and blazing a trail with innovations.

Exploring Extremes

Circumnavigating the Arctic Circle, climbing the world’s highest mountains, swimming the Amazon – Mike Horn is always in search of his limits. And it all comes with a message.


See-Through Strategy

Earlier this year, an “invisible” car was Mercedes-Benz’s vehicle of choice for promoting fuel-cell technology. The video won an award at the Die Klappe Film Festival, while more than nine million people have seen the invisible B-Class on YouTube.


Nice Catch

At the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz supercar, DTM driver David Coulthard caught a golf ball – while driving at 193 km/h.

Vehicle may not be exactly as shown. Some vehicles may be shown with optional equipment or equipment not available in Canada.

2012



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