The 2014 Mercedes-Benz is getting winterized, something that will make fans north of the 49th parallel a little happier. The tall work van will now be offered with a 4x4 variant, making it perfect for all weather deliveries. It was announced a while ago that the 2014 model would be updated with styling tweaks and a new four-cylinder, Bluetec diesel engine is being offered. Now, with the announcement of the 4x4 model, we learn that buyers can choose either a 129 hp or a 163 hp version of the four-cylinder mentioned, or upgrade to a powerful 190 hp Bluetec V6 3.0-litre. While AWD cars in the Mercedes line-up have the feature engaged at all times, this is not the case in the Sprinter. Drivers push a button to engage the AWD system. At this point, the electronic traction system takes charge. Drivers can activate AWD when the truck is stationary, or driving less than 10 km/h. There is also a low range reduction gear for off-road, low-speed conditions and Downhill Speed Regulation that keeps the truck at a consistent speed when driving downhill. The 2014 Sprinter has also had a lift, the front has been raised 4.3 inches and the rear 3.1 inches.

Mercedes-Benz has made a number of revisions for its sixth-generation new 2022 C-Class, but the most notable change can be found under the hood. There buyers will have the choice of 4-cylinder engines, and only those.

Make no mistake, the 2021 Mercedes-Benz A35 AMG Hatch, a reasonably priced (for something with a Silver Star on it) little car, is a luxury Mercedes through and through. Here’s our review.

Mercedes-Benz has backtracked and now says it won’t bring the new EQC electric SUV to North America just yet. The automaker looked at the results of its market analysis and decided now is not the time… but that time will likely still come.