New And Used Car Dealer In Centerville

New And Used Car Dealer In Centerville

Bob Ross Auto Group provides an impressive collection of vehicles to car shoppers in the Centerville area. Bob Ross Auto Group includes dealerships offering a variety of brands. We offer vehicles from Buick, GMC, and Mercedes-Benz at our group of dealerships. Our various locations allow us to serve Centerville, Dayton, Beavercreek, Cincinnati, Springfield, Columbus, Richmond, IN and all of Ohio. Buick fans will be able to test drive the Regal, Lacrosse, Encore, Envision, Enclave, and Cascada. Our GMC lineup includes the Canyon, Sierra, Terrain, Acadia, Yukon, and Yukon XL. Our Mercedes-Benz lineup includes the performance and luxury vehicles like the C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, CLA, CLS, GLA, GLC, GLE, GLS, SLC, SL-Class, and the AMG® GT-Class Coupe and GT-Class Convertible. Our Bob Ross Auto Group locations are also home to service centers that specialize in the impressive lineup of vehicles we sell. Bob Ross Auto Group can help you keep your car in the best condition possible.

Externally, the E 63 AMG with the new M157 engine is identifiable by its new 10-spoke light-alloy wheels and by the "V8 BITURBO" lettering on its distinctive, wider front wings. Further characteristic features to aid recognition include AMG bodystyling with a specific design for the front and rear, along with AMG side sill panels and an AMG sports exhaust system with two chrome-plated twin tailpipes. A striking feature of the interior is the new AMG Performance steering wheel in a three-spoke design. The rim of this wheel, which is already used in the CLS 63 AMG, is flattened at both top and bottom to facilitate even better control of the vehicle. Further identifying features of the new steering wheel: aluminium shift paddles, the perforated leather in the grip areas and the three-dimensional design of the airbag cover with its "Silver Shadow" metallic trim element. This is complemented by the new E-SELECT shift lever with embossed AMG badge on the centre console.

Similarly adopted from the CLS 63 AMG is the three-dimensional full-colour TFT display in the centre of the speedometer. The driver is welcomed by a striking AMG logo that shows here as soon as the door is opened. 鈥?With immediate effect, over a dozen driver assistance systems in the E 63 AMG help to avoid traffic accidents or mitigate the severity of an accident. Among the new systems are Active Blind Spot Assist and Active Lane Keeping Assist. Active Blind Spot Assist warns the driver if the short-range radar sensors detect that there is a risk of collision should the vehicle change lanes. If the driver ignores these warnings and comes dangerously close to the vehicle in the next lane, Active Blind Spot Assist will intervene. 鈥?By applying braking force to the wheels on the opposite side of the vehicle, controlled through the 3-stage ESP system, a yaw movement is created which counteracts the collision course. 鈥?Active Lane Keeping Assist is also linked to the 3-stage ESP. This system kicks into action if the driver inadvertently drifts over a solid line to the right or left of a lane. In this case, Active Lane Keeping Assist brakes the opposite wheels and thereby prevents the vehicle from crossing the line. A display on the instrument cluster warns the driver at the same time. If broken lane markings are crossed, the system controls an electric pulse generator in the steering wheel which generates vibrations for a short time - a discreet but highly effective cue to countersteer immediately. Before the braking system intervenes, the steering wheel always vibrates to provide a warning.

A camouflaged version of the 2020 Mercedes C-Class saloon has been photographed during dynamic testing at the Nurburgring. The 2020 Mercedes C-Class has been photographed during a performance test at the Nurburgring in Germany, albeit beneath a considerable amount of camouflage wrapping and cladding. Very little has been left uncovered, with Mercedes going as far as to add false exterior lights to this test car. Annoyingly, underneath all this camouflage, the car you see here is pretty much the finished article. Not to worry - you can expect the 2020 Mercedes C-Class to become more in-line with the firm鈥檚 latest cars such as the A-Class. This means thinner and leaner-looking headlights, alongside a sleeker, redesigned grille. The rear lights are expecting to be narrower, too. Furthermore, much like other Mercedes cars, you can expect the new C-Class to use white-light emitting LEDs for all of its exterior lighting. The 2020 Mercedes C-Class will have a revised version of the chassis that underpins the current E-Class.