Class, luxury, elegance, efficiency and sporty features; that’s what the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS by BRABUS is made of. The debut of the new 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS caught their eyes and they will be presenting an amazing tuning program for the sedan at this year’s Geneva Motor Show. You can visit us at Ray Catena Mercedes-Benz of Union when the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS hits the U.S. market, but for now, we’ve got pictures and info for you from eMercedesBenz. Get a feel for all the great features that the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS by BRABUS will offer!

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If you don’t know much about BRABUS, this should clue you in; their trademark is, “Sporty-elegant design paired with aerodynamic efficiency.” For starters, the BRABUS 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS will feature a front spoiler that is mounted directly to the production bumper, reducing front axle lift at high speeds. An upgrade to BRABUS front apron caps will get you LED daytime running lights with dark or chrome surrounds and stylish air inlets.

Other fancy BRABUS parts and features include, sport fenders, LED lighting in the trunk, Monoblock wheels that come in 6 different designs, custom-tailored interiors, a sport steering wheel that comes in various wood and leather designs, as well as various upgrades, including a BRABUS sport exhaust system that will give you four tailpipes.

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We recently read on emgCarTech that the Mercedes-Benz is planning on making a high-performance AMG version of the all new B-Class car.  At first, we thought this new AMG B-Class car would look something like the B-lass wagon, but think again! As emgCarTech said, “While it’s true that Mercedes-Benz AMG division will be doing a high-performance compact car based on the next-generation B-Class, the model will look something more like the F800 Style Concept shown at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show last month.”  We’re huge fans of the F800 Style Concept for many reasons, and there’s no denying one of it’s greatest assets is its beatiful design.  Now not only will we have a compact performance version of the B-Class, but it will also look like the F800 Style Concept? Dreams really do come true!  To read more about this, head on over to emgCarTech.

According to Automobile Mag, at the Geneva Motor Show next month, Mercedes-Benz will unveil a sport accessory line for the 2010 E Class sedan, coupe and cabriolet.   The automotive blog featured the following information regarding the exterior elements of the sport accessory line:

“Buyers can opt for the new MercedesSport body kit, which includes an aggressive front fascia and matching side skirts. Rear trunk- and roof-mounted spoilers are also available, as is a diffuser insert for the rear valence panel. Two-tone 18-inch aluminum wheels, complete with the “Sport” logo on their center caps, are optional, and can be matched with a new suspension package that lowers the ride height by a half-inch. An upgraded brake system with cross-drilled rotors is also available.”

To find out more information about the 2010 E Class Sport Accessory line, including the interior elements, click here.

According to Autoweek, Mercedes-Benz is set to unveil the F800 Style concept car at the Geneva Auto Show, which will take place next month.  The blog made the following statement about the concept vehicle:

“Mercedes is calling the F800 Style a research vehicle, and it’s adaptable for a plug-in hybrid configuration or as a fuel cell. It’s skinned it an eye-catching body with bold fenders and a prominent grille that hints at future styling directions for the German company.”

Sounds like an awesome green concept car.  We’ll definitely keep our eyes peeled for more information about the Mercedes-Benz F800!

According to the Benz Insider blog, it looks like the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class is making big waves in 2010! Already an award winner in the UK for its noted Attention Assist system, the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class appears to now also be in the running for 2010 World Car of the Year, which will be announced at the Geneva Motor Show next month.  The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class was also nominated in the 2010 World Performance Car of the Year category.  It’s already starting to feel like a great year for Mercedes-Benz.  What are your predictions for the rest of 2010? Leave your thoughts and comments below!