Mercedes Shows 2013 Models at Miami International Auto Show
MIAMI - The event runs Nov. 9 -18 and will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Models featured include the GL-Class, GLK-Class, and the SL63 AMG and G63 AMG.
Mercedes plans to show the GL350 at the Miami International Auto Show Nov. 9-18, 2012.
Mercedes plans to show the GL350 at the Miami International Auto Show Nov. 9-18, 2012.
Mercedes-Benz plans to preview four of its newest 2013 models at the Miami International Auto Show in addition to 15 total models. The company brought its SL63 AMG, G63 AMG, GL and GLK and the 2012 SLS AMG Roadster to the event. The event runs Nov. 9 -18 and will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The new GL-Class is a luxury full-size SUV and the winner of the 2013 Motor Trend Sport/Utility of the Year award. It features improved fuel economy with its V-6 turbodiesel in the GL350 and offers space for up to seven passengers. The 2013 GLK-Class is designed for the entry-level SUV segment and features a new exterior. The company plans to offer a GLK250 BlueTEC clean diesel model in early 2013.
Two other new high-end models on display include the all-new 2013 SL63 AMG, which features a 5.5L direct-injection bi-turbo V-8 capable of producing 530-hp and delivering 590 lb.-ft. of torque, and the SLS AMG Roadster, which was recognized as the “2012 Convertible of the Year” by the Southern Automotive Media Association.
The company’s display is at booth number 16. You can find out more about the show here.
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