In March, Mercedes-Benz's U.S. chief, Dieter Exler, told reporters at the New York Auto Show that the luxury automaker might stop selling diesels in America. Two months later, it appears that the company has indeed thrown in the towel--at least for passenger vehicles, and at least for model year 2017. In an email, Mercedes-Benz rep Rob Moran tried... Mercedes-Benz gives up on U.S. diesels (for 2017 at least)
May 10, 2017 at 11:13 AM EDT
In March, Mercedes-Benz's U.S. chief, Dieter Exler, told reporters at the New York Auto Show that the luxury automaker might stop selling diesels in America. Two months later, it appears that the company has indeed thrown in the towel--at least for passenger vehicles, and at least for model year 2017. In an email, Mercedes-Benz rep Rob Moran tried...
In March, Mercedes-Benz's U.S. chief, Dieter Exler, told reporters at the New York Auto Show that the luxury automaker might stop selling diesels in America. Two months later, it appears that the company has indeed thrown in the towel--at least for passenger vehicles, and at least for model year 2017. In an email, Mercedes-Benz rep Rob Moran tried... 