Mercedes-Benz has one of the biggest lineups of any automaker on the planet. It may even be the biggest if you include the various commercial vehicles that also wear the famous three-pointed star.
In the United States, the lineup isn’t as large as in other regions but there’s still a hefty number of models to negotiate when headed to the dealership.
Here’s a rundown of what’s just been added for 2017:
2017 Mercedes-Benz B-Class:
- No changes.
- Minor visual tweaks.
- New options including LED headlights.
- No changes.
- Updated model to be introduced for 2018.
- Coupe and convertible body styles introduced.
- C350e Plug-In Hybrid introduced.
- Mercedes-AMG C43 replaces C450 AMG.
- GLC Coupe bodystyle introduced.
- Mercedes-AMG GLC43 introduced.
- Mercedes-AMG GLC63 to be introduced for 2018.
- Updated model replaces SLK-Class.
- Includes SLC300 and Mercedes-AMG SLC43.
- Redesigned model introduced.
- Size slightly up on previous model.
- Includes sedan and wagon body styles.
- Features S-Class-like interior.
- Includes E300, E400 and Mercedes-AMG E43.
- Coupe and cabriolet body styles to be introduced for 2018.
- Mercedes-AMG E63 to be introduced for 2018.
- Mercedes-AMG GLE43 replaces GLE450 AMG
- Convertible body style introduced.
- Limited-edition Mercedes-Maybach S650 Cabriolet introduced.
- Updated model to be introduced for 2018.
- No changes.
- Updated model replaces GL-Class.
- Includes GLS450, GLS550 and Mercedes-AMG GLS63.
- Updated model introduced.
- Includes SL450, SL550, Mercedes-AMG SL63 and Mercedes-AMG SL65.
- G550 4x4² introduced.
- Enhanced infotainment system.
- Base GT introduced.
- New options including aerodynamic package, track-ready tires and onboard trickle charger.
- Updated model to be introduced for 2018.
- Convertible body style to be introduced for 2018.
- GT C and GT R to be introduced for 2018.
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