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Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan India launch on March 25 Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan India launch on March 25 The Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan will finally go on sale in India on March 25, 2021 and will become the most affordable car in the company's lineup. advertisement UPDATED: February 24, 2021 17:24 IST The Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan will become the brand's most accessible offering in the Indian market once it goes on sale. HIGHLIGHTS India launch of the Mercedes-Benz A-Class sedan will take place on March 25th. Mercedes-Benz A-Class will rival the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe. The Mercedes-Benz ...

Where are the UK’s most popular cars made? 17/02/2021, 4:18 pm EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 File photo dated 10/10/2019 of workers on the production line at Nissan’s factory in Sunderland. Car production has continued to fall as the industry is hit by the virus crisis, new figures show. Just over 51,000 vehicles rolled off factory lines in August, down by 44% on the same month last year, said the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The UK is a country which loves its cars. Drive down a stretch of motorway and you’ll see all manner of vehicles in various differen...

Nissan has become the first automaker to sell one million units of crossovers in the UK. To celebrate the occasion, it wrapped five of its best-selling models in platinum, much like how musicians are awarded […]

The Society of Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed the best-selling cars for February 2021. 2020 was a year to forget for the majority of automotive brands with the coronavirus pandemic forcing dealerships to shut and denting sales of new cars. Unfortunately, 2021 looks set to continue the trend of low sales with dealerships remaining closed until April 21st due to the coronavirus lockdown. February is a particularly bad month for new car sales traditionally, with potential car buyers often waiting until the number plate change of March before taking the plunge.  Car buyers can sti...

Following a pretty miserable year in 2020 for the new car market in Australia, 2021 has kicked off with a positive. An 11.1 per cent positive, to be exact. New vehicle registration figures, in the form of January 2021 VFACTS, show the local market is on the mend. Consumers purchased 79,666 new vehicles in January, which is up 11.1 per cent on the 71,731 units registered in January last year. Our guess is this positive trend will continue throughout this year against the low numbers recorded throughout 2020, mainly due to the coronavirus pandemic. At the top of the charts, Toyota has once agai...