2019 Mercedes-Benz CLS 450

A software error affecting the backup camera display is the impetus for the latest recall from Mercedes-Benz, which affects more than 126,400 sedans, coupes, convertibles and SUVs.

More than 342,000 model-year 2019-21 Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-AMG cars and SUVs are being recalled for their backup cameras.

Approximately 2,000 model-year 2019 and 2020 Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-Maybach cars and SUVs are being recalled.

While it may not sound suited for kids, the 2019 Mercedes-AMG CLS53’s backseat has ample space for two car seats and easy-access Latch anchors make installing those seats a breeze.

A new study into vehicle quality during the first three months of ownership finds infotainment systems still cause the most headaches, but traditional car problems — like engines that don’t start — are creeping up.

There’s a lot to like about the 2019 Volkswagen Tiguan. There are also apparently a lot of people who like to read about what’s to like about the Tiguan, as our most popular news stories of this week suggests.

The new CLS 450 is a technological tour de force and an unimpeachable grand tourer that makes it easier than ever to travel in both comfort and style.

Recalls in the auto industry are common. Not up to speed? Not to worry. 
 Here are some of the most significant recalls we covered from December.

Approximately 6,100 Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-AMG sedans, coupes 
 and cabriolets are being recalled for a locknut in the steering rack.

We've been over the notion of a four-door coupe idea before, but 
 Mercedes-Benz is trying again with the third-generation CLS-Class and the 
 2019 CLS450.