Mercedes-Benz has disclosed the specs of the upcoming CLA Shooting Brake and we can't say we are surprised. The wagon gets ...

Mercedes-Benz AG has recently stepped up its BEV game with the all-new CLA, which the Stuttgart-based automaker premiered on March 13. Initially offered with four doors and zero-emission oomph, the ...

The Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake was a bit of a surprise product when it was first unveiled in 2015. While it's ...

Those of you who thought the Shooting Brake version of the CLA wasn’t coming back for a sequel, can now rest assured as nearly-finished prototypes have been spotted testing in traffic. When the ...

View post: Jay Leno Drives Tesla Semi With Battery Designed to Last 1 Million Miles The CLA Shooting Brake shares the regular model’s new face, which features a big Mercedes star in a glossy panel ...

Mercedes-Benz has set the automotive world abuzz with the debut of the third-generation CLA Shooting Brake, the wagon variant of its coupe-like sedan. With greater length and width than its ...

The introduction of the all-new Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake EQ marks a significant milestone in the electric estate car segment. This groundbreaking model seamlessly combines sleek design, ...

The second-gen CLA is coming our way as a sporty, four-door coupe alternative to the more upright A-Class Sedan – and with it, the version that has just been filmed in the midst of testing. That’s ...

The compact Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class will parallel its CLS big brother by adding a stylish new Shooting Brake variant, at least for Europe. Available in both standard CLA and CLA45 AMG versions, this ...

Sadly, shooting brakes—a.k.a. station wagons, particularly when they have four doors—don't sell very well in the U.S., where we prefer SUVs and crossovers instead of these more engaging daily drivers.

To provide the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, this article uses data sourced from the manufacturer, as well as our expert's personal experience. Gas or electric? The 2026 ...

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