Friday, April 8, 2011

Mercedes-Benz A-Class Concept

German automaker, Mercedes-Benz, has introduced a new concept, it’s called Concept A-Class.
The new car will make its debut at both the 2011 New York and Shanghai Auto Shows later this month, and it invite drivers to embark on a new compact class era at Mercedes-Benz.
With a whole new futuristic look, the car sports a long hood, low silhouette and slim side windows. Mercedes-Benz.com describes its look being inspired by the wind and waves as well as aviation engineering.
The interior is just as captivating and reminiscent of an luxury aircraft. Drivers become the pilot with a dashboard that looks like a aircraft wing and a center console designed to give their very own flight control panel.
Aside from cosmetics, The front-wheel drive car is powered by a four cylinder gasoline engine from the new M270 series and offers high performance with minimal emissions and fuel consumption. Technical highlights include a new turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engine, duel clutch transmission and a radar-based collision warning system with adaptive Brake Assist, reducing the risk of rearend collisions.

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