The decision by Mercedes-Benz and Honda to switch to a non-negotiable, fixed-price business model in Australia has been deemed legal after a challenge in the Federal Court. Will other brands follow suit, and
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The Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class electric vehicle (EV) automobile during preparations ahead of the Munich Motor Show (IAA) in Munich, Germany, on Sunday. Alex Kraus/Bloomberg via Getty Images Mercedes-Benz Group AG unveiled an electric
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The Concept CLA Class points to the next-generation CLA sedan due in 2024, with conventional petrol power, or electric models with up to 400kW and a 750km driving range. View 15 images Mercedes-Benz has
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Mercedes-Benz has prevailed over dealers in Australia who wanted compensation for being forced to adopt a no-haggle “agency” business model for new-vehicle sales. A judge dismissed a $420 million lawsuit filed against the
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In what has been called the most important legal case in the history of the Australian automotive industry, the Federal Court has rejected a $650 million compensation claim against Mercedes-Benz for replacing its
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The long-running court case between Mercedes-Benz and its dealers over the move to an agency sales model has reached a ruling in favour of the German brand. Mercedes-Benz Australia (MBAuP) switched to an
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Mercedes-Benz dealers lose a multimillion-dollar Federal Court case scrutinising a radical change to the car-dealer business model which led to non-negotiable fixed prices. View 4 images German car giant Mercedes-Benz has won a landmark
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The Federal Court has handed down judgement in a high-profile, long-running case between Mercedes-Benz Australia Pacific and a majority of its franchise dealers, who wanted compensation for being required to adopt a no-haggle
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Mercedes-Benz has won its protracted and brutal court case against some of its local car dealers after the Federal Court ruled in favour of its decision to switch to an agency model, possibly
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Mercedes-Benz Australia has recalled its 2020-2022 S-Class due to an issue with the main fuse box connection bolts. “The engine compartment main fuse box connection bolts may not meet specifications and could loosen.
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