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2015 Mercedes C300 4Matic 2015 Kia K900 Who is Alex? For the 2015 C-Class Mercedes hasn't reinvented COMAND, instead opting to polish an already solid interface. 2015 beings fresh graphics, smooth animations and a much faster processor to one of the original luxury segment systems. Current Mercedes owners will feel right at home with the organization of the interface as it is still intuitive and clean. Along with the refresh Mercedes has brought improved voice commands, voice control of your USB, iPhone or iPod connected media library and a touch controller.

Although the touch controller is not part of the COMAND knob like you see in BMW's iDrive or Audi's MMI systems, it functions very similarly allowing you to write letters and numbers with your finger to speed up data entry. Statistics powered by ChannelMeter.

Mercedes-Benz GLE Overview Manufacturer (1998) (1998-2007) (2007-present) (1999-2002) Also called Mercedes-Benz M-Class (1997-2015) Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class (2016–present) Production 1997–present 1998-2015 (M-Class) 2016-present (GLE-Class) Body and chassis 4-door The Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class (M-Class) is a midsize luxury SUV produced by the German automaker since 1997. In terms of size, it is slotted in between the smaller (based on the ) and the larger, with which it shares platforms. For a short time, between 1999 and 2002, the M-Class was also built by in, Austria, for the European market, before all the production moved to the near. From late 2012, the M-Class was also assembled at new plants in India and Indonesia. Mercedes-Benz ML 55 AMG (Europe) Mercedes-Benz proposed a plan to replace the G-Class, which at the time had been in production for 11 years. A joint agreement with Mitsubishi Motors to develop and produce a sports-utility vehicle was made in early 1991 and was confirmed publicly that June. Plans were made to base it on the Montero/Pajero platform, with one of them being badged as a Mercedes-Benz and the other a Mitsubishi.

In May 1992, these plans were abandoned citing 'technical problems' and Mercedes-Benz continued on with in-house development from January 1993. In March 1993, a search for a location to build a U.S. Manufacturing plant began. By September 1993, a location in the state of Alabama was chosen and construction started in 1994. While plans were being made overseas, in Germany development continued.

Design work took place from late 1992 to 1994. A design from Mercedes' Sindelfingen studio was chosen in 1993 and approved by the executive board in February 1994. The design patents were filed in Germany on 13 July 1994, and in the U.S. On 13 January 1995. Prototype testing started with test mules and crash tests using mock-ups in May 1994. First functional prototype's crash test took place in February 1995, with full testing run from March 1995 to December 1996 in various climates and regions of the world.

Pilot production began in May 1996. In July 1996, construction on the plant in concluded, with the very first production M-Class rolling off the assembly line the week of 9 February 1997. Mercedes-Benz launched the first generation W163 series M-Class on 19 February 1997, in the United States for the 1998 model year, with sales beginning that September. It is a mid-sized SUV with seating for five, or seven with an optional third-row seat. The M-Class was the first SUV to feature, a system designed to detect loss of control and instantaneously intervene with selective braking to bring the vehicle back on its intended course.

Furthermore, the M-Class boasted front- and side-impact airbags with advanced occupant detection for the front passenger seat, which helped earn the W163 the highest marks in insurance industry crash tests. The Mercedes-Benz M-Class (W163) was available with permanent four-wheel drive, which routed to all four wheels through all open front, center, and rear. The system used a two-speed dual range 4409 transfer case with reduction gearing, and Mercedes' new (4-ETS). 4-ETS simulated three on all three open differentials, via aggressively braking one or more spinning wheels. Four-wheel, electronic traction system was said to perform excellent for snow and heavy off-road use. Manufactured in, in the United States, the M-Class launched in the North American market first as the ML 320.

The ML 320 was sold internationally, with the '320' suffix alluding to the 3.2-litre V6 engine. An entry-level, manual transmission-only ML 230, fitted with a 2.3-litre was available in Europe from launch in March 1998 until 2000.

From launch in 1998, European markets also received the ML 270 CDI with a 2.7-litre inline-five engine. This unit was made available in Australia in 2000 and continued on in the W163 until being replaced upon the release of the W164 M-Class in 2005. Later, in 1998, the more powerful ML 430 became available with the newly introduced Mercedes-Benz 4.3-litre V8.

This was followed by the February 1999 debut of the 2000 ML 55 AMG, featuring a 5.4-litre made by, modified bodywork, and other performance features. In September 1996, before the vehicle was launched, Mercedes-Benz allowed the producers of the 1997 film to make use of modified pre-production M-Class SUVs as a way to advertise the W163 when it was launched in 1997. As a result, a Mercedes-Benz advertisement appears before the film on original VHS copies of the film., the star of the film, received a complimentary ML 320 from Mercedes-Benz as a result of the tie-in. Three versions were used in the movie, of which 2 copies of each were built. Two are displayed at the, Florida, there is one at the in, Germany, and one at the Visitor Center at the M-class factory in Alabama. 2001 facelift The ML 320 was magazine's for 1998 and was voted the 1998 at the, Detroit, in January 1998.

It also received the in March 1999, voted by an international jury of automotive journalists in Geneva. Despite the accolades, Mercedes-Benz received considerable criticism with respect to the substandard quality of the W163. Quality improved over the years, especially after the facelift in 2001 for the 2002 model year. Spent US$600 million on improvements at the Alabama factory before launching the second generation ML in 2005. Facelift Mercedes-Benz revised and updated the W163 in 2001 for the 2002 model year.

Styling updates involved the fitment of new head- and tail-lamp lenses, front and rear bumpers, new alloy wheels on most variants, the relocation of the side turn signals from the fenders to the side-view mirrors, and various interior trim changes. At the same time, the ML 430 was replaced by the 5.0-litre V8-powered ML 500 and a new 4.0-litre V8 turbodiesel ML 400 CDI became available in Europe.

The following year, in 2002, Mercedes-Benz launched the ML 350 fitted with a 3.7-litre V6 engine. The ML 350 replaced the ML 320 in some markets, but supplemented it in others. The W163 was available as a seven-seat version, with two seats in a third row.

Access was problematic and the seats were not suitable for large adults so the seven seater ML-Class was discontinued after the 2005 model year and replaced by the larger GL-Class. The previous was based on a W163 series ML 430 and has been in service since July 2002. Had offered to build a new vehicle based on the, but opted to continue using his predecessor's Mercedes-Benz-manufactured vehicle. Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG (Australia; pre-facelift) In 1999, development on a successor to the W163 began under the codename 'W164' and spanned a period of 6 years. By late 2001, the production design styled by Steve Mattin under Peter Pfeiffer was chosen and approved by the executive board in 2002. The design patents were filed in Germany on 10 June 2003, and in the U.S. Prototype testing was conducted throughout 2003 and 2004, concluding in early 2005.

The redesigned M-class (chassis name W164) was introduced in April 2005 as a 2006 model after a showing at the in January. It was almost entirely new, with a more sporting, aerodynamic look—the went down to 0.34 compared with the previous generation. Mercedes-Benz has also made the new M-Class 71 mm larger, 150 mm longer and 5 mm lower than the first model. The M-Class was named 'Best New Sport Utility Vehicle' in the 2006 awards. Mercedes-Benz extensively publicised the 600 million spent to update its factory and add manufacturing space for the new.

According to early automotive press reports, the 2006 M-Class vehicles demonstrated vast improvements in quality. The W164 used for the new M-Class is shared with the new and is a type rather than the former (W163) body-on-frame used by the M-Class vehicles produced from 1998–2005. The X164 GL-Class, a longer seven-seater version of the W164 platform, is also available. New features in the 2006 M-Class include the 7G-Tronic seven-speed, optional Bi-Xenon headlights which 'steer' in the path of the vehicle, and an adjustable-height air suspension. The has been dropped. Permanent 4Matic four-wheel drive remained, with one-speed transfer case (no low range), center and four-wheel electronic traction system (4-ETS). In most countries except the U.S., an Off-Road Pro package with center and rear differential locks, 4-ETS, two-speed transfer case with reduction gearing, and adjustable ground clearance was available as an option increasing the original fording depth from 500 mm to 600 mm.

The version of the W164, the ML 63 AMG, was introduced at the 2006 as a limited edition 2007 model. It features a 6.2 L producing 510 PS (375 kW) and 465 lb⋅ft (630 N⋅m) that is handcrafted in Germany. The engine is added to an AMG Speedshift seven-speed. The 2006 ML 63 AMG can accelerate from 0–60 mph (96 km/h) in just 4.8 seconds, or from 0–62 mph (100 km/h) in just 5.0 seconds.

These impressive features made the ML 63 AMG the most powerful naturally aspirated V8 SUV in the world. Facelift.

Interior By 2007, design work on updates to the W164 were finalized and patented domestically in Germany on 23 November 2007. The 2009 Mercedes-Benz M-Class got a minor facelift as it debuted at the 2008 in March 2008. This facelift includes new front headlights, redesigned front and rear bumpers, new exterior mirrors, new rim choices, a larger front grille, restyled interior, and a new ML 420 CDI engine choice. The ML 280 CDI became the ML 300 CDI, the 320 CDI became the 350 CDI, and the 420 CDI became the 450 CDI. Models using with injection were introduced in 2008 for the 2009 model year. At the 2009, Mercedes-Benz showed their ML 450 Hybrid SUV, which was announced on 8 April 2009.

The ML 450 Hybrid consumes almost 50% less fuel than the ML 550 does, even though it produces over 90% of the power generated by the V8 model. Total power generated will be 335 hp (250 kW) and 381 lb⋅ft (517 N⋅m) of torque, while getting 24 mpg ‑US (9.8 L/100 km) on the highway and 21 mpg ‑US (11 L/100 km) in the city, according to (EPA) estimates.

The engine itself runs on the and by itself makes 275 hp. The ML 450 was developed under the, and will only be available in the United States under lease. Mercedes Benz ML 350 BlueTEC Overview Also called Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class (facelift) Production July 2011–present Assembly United States: India: Indonesia: WanaherangThailand: Thonburi Automotive Assembly Plant Emiel Burki (2008) Powertrain 3.5L 3.0L 4.7L 5.5L 2.1L 3.0L 7-speed automatic 9-speed automatic Dimensions 2,916 mm (114.8 in) Length 4,803 mm (189.1 in) AMG: 4,820 mm (189.8 in) Hybrid: 4,780 mm (188.2 in) Width 1,926 mm (75.8 in) AMG: 1,950 mm (76.8 in) Hybrid: 1,980 mm (77.8 in) Height 1,796 mm (70.7 in) AMG: 1,860 mm (73.3 in) 2,150 kg (4,740 lb). Fourth generation 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE class Overview Type SUV(sport utility vehicle) Production 2019-present Assembly TBA Body and chassis Doors 5 Related BMW X5 Powertrain 6 cylinder 3.5L V6 V6 plug-in hybrid 3.0L V6 BI-turbo V8 7-speed automatic 9-speed automatic Production and sales Calendar year Production US Sales 2001 45,655 2002 39,680 2003 30,018 2004 25,681 2005 34,959 2006 31,632 2007 33,879 2008 34,320 2009 25,799 2010 29,698 (766) 2011 35,835 2012 115,608 38,101 2013 41,326 2014 46,726 2015 53,217 2016 51,791 2017 54,595 References. Meiners, Jens (25 August 2014).

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