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Here we go again... - Business Standard

Business Standard, India - Feb 05, 2009

Business StandardHere we go again and this time round, giving us company was a massive SUV wearing the fabled three-pointed star, a white Mercedes-Benz GL 320 CDI automatic.

BMW sees Russia car sales up just 4 pct in 2009

Reuters - Feb 05, 2009

Rival Mercedes-Benz of Daimler said last month it delivered 9 percent more vehicles to Russian customers in 2008 for a record of 16800 units thanks mainly

Start the year right with an MB GL-K - ABS CBN News

ABS CBN News, Philippines - Jan 30, 2009

Start the year right with an MB GL-K The exciting line-up includes the M-Class, the R-Class, the GL-Class, and the G-Class. There is now a Mercedes-Benz for every type of discriminating

Mercedes delivers its first "baby SUV" - San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco Chronicle, USA - Jan 26, 2009

Automobile MagazineMercedes delivers its first "baby SUV" The mid-size GLK is the newest member of the Mercedes-Benz SUV family. Siblings include the full-size M-Class, the larger GL-Class, the crossover R-Class Bucking the trend: Mercedez-Benz GLK-class Size does matter Mercedes drives to sales record as deliveries rise over 19000

Hyundai sales defy trends - Montgomery Advertiser

Montgomery Advertiser, AL - Feb 04, 2009

Hyundai sales defy trends Mercedes-Benz reported 43 percent lower sales last month than the same month the year before. Its three Alabama-made models -- the R-, M- and GL-Class

Here we go again... - Business Standard

05.02.09

I would have continued reasoning with the man – despite his shaven head, muscular build and tattoos – but decided not to press our case further when I felt something sniffing around my nether regions. I looked down to see a big, burly, brown dog. Now it could be horny, angry or just plain friendly, and all three options were unpleasant, so I quickly got back into the Merc and we got out.

No wonder this paragon of hospitality was living on the outskirts of the mining town of Broken Hill. With his limited vocabulary, his social skills would have been severely compromised. But what if he had a gun to make up for it? Still, it was our mistake to barge like a bunch of Hollywood cops into his backyard without permission. But we thought that the place was uninhabited and the bunch of classic cars rusting in peace made it look like a junkyard. A trio of Morris Minors and a bunch of 60s Fords and Holdens. It was an irresistible photo-op, but we did not want to end up in the obit section of <I>The Broken Hill Despatch & Courier<I>. So Mr Out, in case you are reading this (which I doubt, for more reasons than one), let me repeat in no uncertain terms what we told you earlier: Sorry. Sorry! SORRY!

Source: Business Standard, India