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Wondering whether it's time for new tires? Here are some indicators to look out for, courtesy of your local Mercedes dealership. Aging Tires Tires age over time, even if they're not used frequently. Rubber compounds deteriorate as they get older, leading to reduced performance and even potentially unexpected tire failure. Because of the way rubber ages, it's recommended to replace your tires every six years or so, regardless of how good they look. Worn Tread Depth The tread on your tires is what allows you to maintain traction on the road, and if it wears down too much, it can't do its job. A simple way to check this is something called the penny test. Insert a penny into the groove of your tire tread with Lincoln upside-down. If you can see the top of his head,that means your tread is less than 2/32 of an inch in depth, below the safe limit, and your tires need to be replaced. Low Tire Pressure Frequent loss of tire pressure might indicate that you have a slow leak, potentially due to a puncture or a problem with your tire valve. Even in healthy tires, pressure can fluctuate due to temperature changes, but consistently low tire pressure should prompt a tire inspection. Some leaks can be patched, but if the damage is too severe, it is better to replace your tires. Uneven Tread Wear Another sign that you need a new set of tires is uneven tread wear. Improper wheel alignment or incorrect tire pressure can cause the tread on your tires to wear down unevenly, leading to one part of your tires wearing out before the rest. Regularly rotating your tires can help prevent this type of damage, but once it has progressed too far, you will need to replace them. Visible Damage You should regularly take the time to look at all of your tires, checking for visible signs of damage. If you see cuts, cracks, or bulges on the sidewall, you should have your tires inspected. Similarly, if you notice any objects embedded in your tire, it's a clear indicator that it needs some professional help. Visit Your Mercedes Dealership for New Tires Your local dealership has expert technicians who understand the specific needs of your vehicle. We offer a wide selection of high-quality tires that are specifically designed to match the safety standards of your vehicle, and you can rest assured that your tires are being installed and balanced correctly for the best possible performance. If your tires are starting to look worn out or aren't performing as well as they should, it's time to consider getting a new set. Call Loeber Motors and schedule your next tire inspection today.

With a classic profile, a sturdy engine, and luxurious standard features, it's easy to see why the 2024 Mercedes C-Class is wowing drivers and critics alike. This luxury sedan at your Mercedes dealer has fantastic fuel economy, a spacious cabin, and amazing performance specs. The C-Class sedan has two trim levels this year. Both the C-Class C 300 and C-Class C 300 4MATIC have a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which produces 255 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. This sedan can go from zero to sixty in roughly six seconds. The maximum cargo space for both models is 12.6 cubic feet. Both trim levels have safety features such as blind-spot alert, driver attention assist monitor, collision warning system, and traction control. Each sedan has child seat anchors and child door locks as standard features. Drivers can upgrade to an optional surround view camera for better visibility. C 300 This trim has rear-wheel drive as the standard drivetrain, which is paired with an automatic transmission with hill start assist and stability control. Key standard features include adaptive headlights, alloy wheels, power-folding mirrors, and rain-sensing windshield wipers. Other standard features include a remote start engine, remote keyless entry, proximity-sensing keyless entry, and push-button start. This trim also comes with Bluetooth for streaming audio, a hands-free phone, and a voice recognition system. C 300 4MATIC This trim has a highly capable all-wheel-drive drivetrain that enhances the overall handling of the sedan. Some of the standard features of this sedan include a smartphone interface, navigation system, touchscreen monitor, a remote liftgate, and heated mirrors. In the cabin, you can find standard features such as a folding rear seat, dual power front seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, steering wheel controls, and a rear window defroster. What Is the Warranty for a New C-Class? When you purchase a new C-Class sedan, you will get the benefit of the Mercedes-Benz new vehicle limited warranty. This warranty will cover the cost of repairs for craftsmanship errors and mechanical defects, as well as corrosion perforation and the powertrain. This warranty lasts for 48 months or up to 50,000 miles. Exclusions for this warranty include wear and tear parts, such as motor oil, brake pads, and windshield wiper blades. Should You Ask Your Mercedes Dealer About Pre-Paid Maintenance? If you want to save money on the cost of common maintenance, such as oil changes, then you might want to purchase a pre-paid maintenance plan. This plan works by setting a baseline price for routine maintenance, which Mercedes recommends once a year or every 10,000 miles. The new 2024 C-Class is a great luxury sedan for drivers who appreciate style, luxury, and performance. You can schedule a test drive when you contact Loeber Motors today.

There are many important components under your hood, such as your car battery. If your battery isn't working, then you probably won't be able to operate your vehicle. When you need a new car battery, you should schedule service at your Mercedes dealer so you can get back on the road as soon as possible. If you have battery issues, your Mercedes mechanic will first need to diagnose the problem. Sometimes, your battery may simply have a low charge that can easily be fixed without replacing it. Other times, your battery may be too damaged to hold a full charge, which means you will need to use a genuine replacement battery to meet the performance demands of your vehicle. Typically, the battery in your car will last for three to four years. If you have a habit of leaving the radio on or the lights running when your engine isn't turned on, you might run down your battery more quickly. There are several signs that can indicate battery issues. As soon as you notice any of these problems, you should stop by your dealership or call for a tow service. Check Engine Light The check engine light on your dashboard can indicate a variety of problems. Sometimes, this light might turn on when internal sensors detect a battery that is dead, dying, or has a low charge. Electrical Issues You might notice performance issues with the electrical components of your vehicle, including your headlights, internal lights, power windows, and more. Electrical issues can indicate that your battery is dying or there is an issue with your alternator. In either case, a mechanic will need to examine your car to pinpoint the problem. Visible Corrosion While some corrosion on your battery is normal, an excessive amount of corrosion can be a sign of a severely damaged battery. To protect other parts of your engine, you should have a corroded battery replaced as soon as possible. Why Is Your Car Battery Important? Your car battery plays a lot of essential roles in your vehicle. First, the battery is your vehicle's primary storage for power. Without a fully charged battery, you will not have the electricity required to start the ignition system or start your engine. This is why ignition problems are often related to your battery rather than spark plugs or ignition coils. Your battery also diverts power to the alternator in your vehicle to power various electronics, such as internal lights and the radio. Finally, your car battery acts as a surge protector to prevent damage to the computer systems and various electronics in your car. Without a functional battery, it might be impossible to start your car or use electrical systems. Fortunately, you can get a new battery at your local dealership. Schedule service to replace your battery at Loeber Motors today.

Headlights are the eyes of your vehicle, and maintaining their clarity and function is crucial for your nighttime driving safety. Let's dive into the specific signs indicating the need for new headlights so you know when it's time to head to your Mercedes dealer. Fading Light and Dimming Bulbs One of the most obvious signs that your headlights need attention is a noticeable decrease in brightness. As bulbs age, they can emit a weaker light, making it difficult to see and be seen. If your headlights seem dimmer than usual or if they no longer illuminate the sides of the road effectively, it might be time for a replacement. Flickering or Uneven Lighting If your headlights flicker or produce an uneven light, this inconsistency can be a sign of a failing bulb or electrical issues within the headlight assembly. Yellowing or Cloudy Lenses Over time, headlight lenses can become discolored or cloudy due to exposure to sunlight and environmental factors. This affects the appearance of your vehicle and significantly reduces the effectiveness of your headlights. Moisture Build-up Headlights are designed to be sealed, but cracks or damage can allow moisture to enter, which can cause bulbs to blow out prematurely and reduce light output. Headlight Technologies: Halogen, HID, and LED Halogen Headlights The most common headlights on the road, halogen headlights, are known for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness. However, they have a shorter lifespan and are not as bright as other options. High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Headlights HID headlights, also known as xenon headlights, provide brighter light and a longer lifespan than halogen bulbs. They use a gas discharge to produce light, which is more efficient. Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Headlights LED headlights are becoming increasingly popular due to their energy efficiency and long life. They offer bright, white light and are typically found in newer vehicle models. Proactive Headlight Maintenance Regular maintenance and prompt replacement of headlights can prevent potential visibility issues. It's advisable to replace both headlights at the same time for consistent illumination, even if only one is dimming. Checking the alignment of your headlights is also essential, as vibrations and bumps can lead to misalignment over time. Making the Right Choice for Your Vehicle When considering new headlights, it's important to weigh factors like compatibility with your vehicle, desired brightness, and how often you drive at night. While brighter, more advanced headlights can be nice, they should be compatible with your vehicle's make and model to avoid potential electrical or fitting issues and to ensure their positioning doesn't blind oncoming drivers. If you're experiencing any of the above concerns or are interested in exploring the latest advancements in vehicle lighting, visit us at Loeber Motors Mercedes-Benz.

A transmission that is functioning as it should delivers the right amount of power to your wheels regardless of the conditions you're driving in. But even on a well-made luxury vehicle like a Mercedes-Benz, wear and tear can creep up over time, making gear shifts and driving difficult. At the first sign of trouble, it's important to schedule an appointment for transmission repair at your local Mercedes dealer. But how can you tell your vehicle needs transmission service? Slipping Transmission A slipping transmission is one of the most common warnings of transmission problems. Slipping occurs when your transmission is unable to fully engage the gears, resulting in a jerking sensation as you try to accelerate. Trouble shifting gears, or delayed results when you shift gears, may also signal a transmission problem. Low transmission fluid is frequently a factor in these issues. Because difficulties with your gears can make driving your vehicle difficult and hazardous, it's important to schedule a service appointment as soon as possible. Unusual Sounds, Smells It's good to take note of any new and unusual sounds and smells coming from your vehicle, which can be a sign there's an issue with the transmission or another component. Humming, buzzing, and clunking sounds are frequently associated with transmission trouble. A burning smell, particularly one that smells like burning plastic or an electrical fire, can signal that your transmission is overheating or that your transmission fluid is burning. Transmission Fluid Leaks Transmission fluid is essential for a properly running transmission, and if it's leaking, it can cause problems. Your Mercedes relies on several key fluids, and it can be difficult to tell which one is leaking. But if you spot pools of pinkish fluid beneath your car, it's likely from your transmission. Transmission fluid is usually reddish, although depending on the specific type you are using it may appear pink, yellow, or green. Malfunction Indicator Light The transmission trouble indicator light will appear if there is a problem with your transmission. Ignoring this light can result in bigger, more costly repairs down the road, so you must book a service appointment quickly. In addition to repairing any mechanical issues with your transmission, we can perform a transmission flush. When performing a flush, we'll hook your vehicle up to a machine that will use high pressure to clear out all of your old transmission fluid and replace it with fresh, new fluid. If you're driving a luxury vehicle that you want to enjoy for years to come, it's important to maintain it and act quickly to address any needed repairs. If you need transmission service, schedule a service appointment at Loeber Motors Mercedes-Benz.

Designed for fans of Mercedes-Benz sedans who prefer an electrified model, the EQE blends plenty of power with a sleek design and a tech-heavy cabin. This vehicle offers a quiet, roomy interior and numerous standard safety features. It's also capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 6.2 seconds. There's a lot to love about the 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE, which is available at your local Mercedes dealer. Three Powerful Options This electric Mercedes is available in three different levels, all of which are quiet and swift. The entry-level EQE 350+ sedan has a single electric motor on its rear axle and generates 288 horsepower. The EQE 350 4MATIC sedan has dual electric motors and generates 288 horsepower, but brings more torque to the equation. The EQE 500 4MATIC sedan offers dual motors and 402 horsepower. Rapid Charging and Extended Range If you're buying an electric vehicle, its range and charge time are key considerations, and the EQE scores well on those fronts. This sedan has a driving range of more than 300 miles, and it charges rapidly. With a level 3 Fast Charger, you can bring your EQE battery up to a full charge in less than one hour. With a Level 2 Wall Box charger, which is what most drivers install at home for overnight charging, it takes a little over nine hours. With a Level 1 charger, which most drivers use as a backup method, it can take more than 24 hours. A Luxurious Cabin The EQE's interior features an elegant design, sumptuous materials, and plenty of passenger space. The two front seats have heated and ventilated cushions that come standard, and they can be upgraded to include massage functions. Each trim level comes with a sunroof and ambient interior lighting that can be customized. A Burmester sound system, a wireless device charger, and a 12.3-inch infotainment system touchscreen all come standard. There are several optional upgrades available, including a heads-up display, four-zone climate control, and front doors that open and close automatically. Designed To Keep You Safe Comfort and style are important, but so is safety on the road, and every EQE comes with several driver-assistance technology features, some of which can be upgraded for even more advanced offerings. Lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist, forward-collision warning, and automated emergency braking all come standard. Automatic high-beam headlights, a self-parking feature, adaptive cruise control, and a 360-degree camera system are available as options. The EQE is part of a growing portfolio of electric Mercedes models, and this sedan has everything the modern driver wants. When you're ready to test drive this amazing vehicle, head to Loeber Motors Mercedes-Benz.

A collision repair isn't something that any Mercedes-Benz owner wants to think about. Unfortunately, accidents can happen. If the unthinkable happens, and your car is damaged, you'll need to decide who can provide the standard of repair you expect and deserve. As your Mercedes-Benz dealer in Lincolnwood, IL, we want to tell you why the best choice is for a high-quality repair for your car. We Have the Expertise Mercedes-Benz-trained technicians are highly-specialized, and they only work on Mercedes-Benz vehicles. Through their work in servicing and repairing the different models in the Mercedes-Benz range, they acquire vast amounts of practical experience. This experience allows them to work faster and with more precision than non-Mercedes-Benz mechanics can. This translates into high repair standards and reduced repair costs. In addition to their practical experience, all Mercedes-Benz technicians attend training courses at the Mercedes-Benz factory. During this training, they learn about every component in each model. Their advanced knowledge of your car ensures that nothing is overlooked in a repair. Non-Mercedes-Benz mechanics don't have this understanding, and this can result in an incomplete or flawed repair. We Have the Technology Your Mercedes-Benz isn't like any other car. Its precise design and engineering standards, two of the reasons you chose it, mean that it requires specialized technology to ensure it's always working at its best. As a dealer, we have state-of-the-art technology to maintain and repair your vehicle. Our diagnostic system, for example, will always provide precise information as it was designed to work with your car. A non-Mercedes-Benz mechanic or auto shop won't have this specialized technology available to them. As cars have become more advanced in their computers and systems, a standard diagnostic system isn't enough. Without the technology designed for your vehicle, a regular mechanic will have to depend on less specialized equipment for any repair. This lack of equipment will affect the standard of the repair. We Have the Correct Parts Your car is made from original parts that were designed and engineered in the Mercedes-Benz factory. These original parts are manufactured to exacting national and international standards of quality and safety. As a dealer, we only use genuine Mercedes-Benz parts in all maintenance and repairs. These parts will always fit correctly and are identical to the original parts on your car. A non-Mercedes-Benz mechanic or auto shop will offer you aftermarket parts for your repair. These parts are generic, and they're manufactured by numerous companies worldwide. They are also designed to fit a variety of different car makes and models. Generic parts don't carry a warranty, and they also can't be guaranteed to fit correctly. There are many other reasons to choose us for your repair. If you would like to know more or to book a repair, call us today at Loeber Motors.

The exceptional power of a Mercedes-Benz engine needs an equally impressive cooling system to keep temperatures under control. The radiator serves as the bulwark of any vehicle's cooling system. If your car's radiator runs into any of the following problems, head to your local Mercedes-Benz dealer as soon as you can for radiator repair. Your Engine's Temperature Skyrockets The most shocking symptom of a faltering radiator is the engine's temperature suddenly rising. Hopefully, you'll detect a fault with your radiator long before your engine overheats, but if you're ever faced with a suddenly overheating engine, it's best to pull over as soon as you can. Driving with an overheating engine can rapidly lead to a blown gasket or complete engine failure. The engine temperature gauge on your dashboard will usually be the first sign of overheating. You might also notice the engine's power falling, accompanied by odd ticking or knocking noises. The hood will become hot to the touch and if the coolant starts to boil, you'll see white steam seeping from under the hood. You Spot Leaking Coolant on the Ground Coolant is the lifeblood of a car's cooling system, and the radiator is responsible for keeping the coolant cool. If coolant ever leaks from the radiator cap or a crack in one of the hoses or hose connections, you might notice a brightly colored liquid puddling under your car. You Find External or Internal Radiator Rust As they're made of metal, radiators are susceptible to rust, both externally and internally. You can visually inspect your radiator for external rust and even clean external rust away as long as it hasn't started to eat through the metal. Internal rust will start to turn the coolant a dark brown color and will only usually occur if the coolant grows too old and loses its anti-rust properties. Your Radiator's Fins Are Bent or Broken High-pressure washing, collisions with other vehicles, and even errant stones can sometimes damage the fins of a radiator. Such damage can prevent sufficient air from flowing over the fins and also stop coolant from flowing inside of them. A radiator with damaged fins will often have to be replaced. Have Coolant Flushed Frequently at Your Mercedes-Benz Dealer As coolant is so important to the health of your vehicle's engine, it's important to have it flushed and replaced periodically. Most drivers have their coolant flushed about every two years, although it's best to check your owner's manual and ask a trusted technician for the optimal interval for your car. While topping up or flushing your coolant, the technician can also inspect your radiator and pressure test it for hidden leaks. Have your car's radiator checked and repaired today at Loeber Motors. Our family owned and operated dealership has been providing for the region's most discerning luxury vehicle drivers for over 80 years.

The 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLS redefines luxury in the SUV realm, bringing together thoughtful design, cutting-edge technology, and the legacy of a brand that has always been ahead of its time. With the introduction of the latest GLS, Mercedes-Benz pushes the boundaries, and it's worth heading to your Mercedes dealer soon to see it for yourself. The Finest Design and Craftsmanship The 2023 GLS was made with impeccable attention to detail. Its exterior is a blend of muscular aesthetics and graceful contours. With an extended wheelbase, this 7-seater SUV gives a smooth ride and ample interior space, making it restful place to take a trip. The newly designed grille combined with its LED tail lamps gives off a contemporary look that's timeless, not trendy. A First-Class Experience Step inside the GLS, and you're welcomed by an opulent digital cockpit. Its widescreen displays, combined with intuitive voice, touch, and visual interfaces, make the driving experience feel like second nature. The craftsmanship is evident in every inch, with luxurious elements such as a panoramic sunroof, 64-color ambient lighting, and options for massaging seats. With three rows of lavish seating, the GLS allows each passenger, whether in the front or the third row, VIP treatment. Options to upgrade with Executive Seating can make the rear cabin of the GLS 580 even more luxurious for second-row passengers. Innovation at Your Fingertips The GLS is not just luxury; it's smart luxury. A simple "Hey, Mercedes" can activate a whole host of features thanks to an intelligent digital assistant that understands everyday language. And the system learns as you drive, so it becomes more "yours" with every trip. This innovation extends to the steering wheel, with standard, sport, and wood/leather options offering intuitive touch controls. Unmatched Performance Under the hood, the GLS doesn't disappoint. Whether you opt for the 375-hp GLS 450 turbo inline-6 or the more powerful 510-hp GLS 580's biturbo V8, you're going to enjoy performance with a dash of hybrid electrification. This bolsters the horsepower and supports gas-free coasting, contributing to reduced emissions and better gas mileage. Coupled with the 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission, the GLS ensures both quick responses and quiet, efficient cruising. Enjoy 369 or 538 lb-ft of torque, depending on the engine you choose: enough to tow up to 7,700 pounds. Adaptive and Tenacious The standard multimode, height-adjusting AIRMATIC® suspension, combined with the fully variable 4MATIC® all-wheel drive, offers a thrilling and adaptive driving experience, irrespective of the terrain. And if you opt for the GLS 580, the E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL offers you an advanced driving experience, with the capability to lean into curves and even navigate out of challenging situations like a sand trap. The 2023 GLS is an SUV that's destined to become a legacy. You need to see it for yourself at Loeber Motors Mercedes-Benz today.

The 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLS redefines luxury in the SUV realm, bringing together thoughtful design, cutting-edge technology, and the legacy of a brand that has always been ahead of its time. With the introduction of the latest GLS, Mercedes-Benz pushes the boundaries, and it's worth heading to your Mercedes dealer soon to see it for yourself. The Finest Design and Craftsmanship The 2023 GLS was made with impeccable attention to detail. Its exterior is a blend of muscular aesthetics and graceful contours. With an extended wheelbase, this 7-seater SUV gives a smooth ride and ample interior space, making it restful place to take a trip. The newly designed grille combined with its LED tail lamps gives off a contemporary look that's timeless, not trendy. A First-Class Experience Step inside the GLS, and you're welcomed by an opulent digital cockpit. Its widescreen displays, combined with intuitive voice, touch, and visual interfaces, make the driving experience feel like second nature. The craftsmanship is evident in every inch, with luxurious elements such as a panoramic sunroof, 64-color ambient lighting, and options for massaging seats. With three rows of lavish seating, the GLS allows each passenger, whether in the front or the third row, VIP treatment. Options to upgrade with Executive Seating can make the rear cabin of the GLS 580 even more luxurious for second-row passengers. Innovation at Your Fingertips The GLS is not just luxury; it's smart luxury. A simple "Hey, Mercedes" can activate a whole host of features thanks to an intelligent digital assistant that understands everyday language. And the system learns as you drive, so it becomes more "yours" with every trip. This innovation extends to the steering wheel, with standard, sport, and wood/leather options offering intuitive touch controls. Unmatched Performance Under the hood, the GLS doesn't disappoint. Whether you opt for the 375-hp GLS 450 turbo inline-6 or the more powerful 510-hp GLS 580's biturbo V8, you're going to enjoy performance with a dash of hybrid electrification. This bolsters the horsepower and supports gas-free coasting, contributing to reduced emissions and better gas mileage. Coupled with the 9G-TRONIC automatic transmission, the GLS ensures both quick responses and quiet, efficient cruising. Enjoy 369 or 538 lb-ft of torque, depending on the engine you choose: enough to tow up to 7,700 pounds. Adaptive and Tenacious The standard multimode, height-adjusting AIRMATIC® suspension, combined with the fully variable 4MATIC® all-wheel drive, offers a thrilling and adaptive driving experience, irrespective of the terrain. And if you opt for the GLS 580, the E-ACTIVE BODY CONTROL offers you an advanced driving experience, with the capability to lean into curves and even navigate out of challenging situations like a sand trap. The 2023 GLS is an SUV that's destined to become a legacy. You need to see it for yourself at Loeber Motors Mercedes-Benz today.

The Chicago area has some of the best golfing opportunities in the Midwest. And if Lincolnwood, IL is your home base, there are a number of excellent golf courses within easy driving distance. In fact, the options are so plentiful you may have trouble choosing between them! 1. The Glen Club The Glen Club is considered to be one of the top public courses in the Chicago area. Designed by architect Tom Fazio, this 18-hole course offers rolling terrain, two water features, and views of the Chicago skyline. The Glen Club also has a 48,000-square-foot clubhouse with dining and overnight accommodations. Located at 2901 W. Lake Ave in Glenview, The Glen Club is just a 15-minute drive from Lincolnwood. The amenities at this course include GPS-equipped golf carts and a putting practice green. 2. Cantigny Golf Club Cantigny Golf Club in Wheaton has a 27-hole course that features woodside, lakeside and hillside areas. This facility also includes The Academy, a training center for golfers of all skill levels. The course includes water features and more than 70 sand bunkers. Located in Wheaton at 27W270 Mack Road, this course is a roughly 45-minute drive from Lincolnwood. Amenities include a chipping and pitching area and a practice putting green. 3. Ruffled Feathers Golf Club Ruffled Feathers Golf Club in Lemont was designed by Pete Dye and his son, P.B. The course has multiple tees on each hole, and the signature No. 11 hole features a 100-yard carry to a green peninsula surrounded by water. Located at 1 Pete Dy Drive in Lemont, this course is a roughly 45-minute drive from Lincolnwood. Golfers will enjoy the all-grass driving range and golf shop at this club. 4. Harborside International Golf Center Located in Chicago, this golf facility offers two different courses. The Port Course, a links-style course, opened in 1995, and the Starboard Course opened one year later. Both courses offer amazing city skyline views. Harborside, which is located at 11001 S. Doty Ave. East, has a 57-acre practice facility with different areas for putting drills, chipping, and pitching. There's also a 20,000-square-foot clubhouse. Harborside is about a 40-minute drive from Lincolnwood, but the eight speakers and cruise control on your Mercedes-Benz GLB 250 4MATIC will make it an easy and enjoyable drive. 5. Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course The Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course, located just off of Lake Michigan, offers nine holes and a clubhouse inside a converted church. Golfers enjoy beautiful views of the Chicago skyline and a fifth hole that hugs the shore. Located in Chicago at 3600 N. Recreation Drive, this course is about a 40-minute drive from Lincolnwood. With so many great courses to choose from, you'll want a great vehicle to transport your golfing buddies and all of your equipment. Head to Loeber Motors Mercedes Benz and pick our your next set of wheels today!

The 2023 iteration of the Mercedes-Benz EQS is a luxuriously spacious and comfortable all-electric sedan packed with all kinds of cutting-edge driver-assist technology. All three trims of the EQS provide terrific battery range, fuel economy, and acceleration. Let's take a look at some of the finest features of this top-notch all-electric luxury sedan. If you'd like a closer look, you can always request a test drive at your nearest Mercedes dealership. Sumptuous Interior Comforts The EQS is a vehicle for the driver who appreciates an abundance of space and luxurious creature comforts in their cabin. Not only do you and your passengers have over 40 inches of both head and legroom, but the lavish cabin materials and comfort features will make you want to stay in your car for longer after every drive. The available heating and ventilation for all seats include neck and shoulder heating. You also have optional massage functions, headrest pillows, four-zone automatic climate control, and adaptive lighting in the highest Pinnacle trim. Precision Handling and Control All 2023 EQS models also come with adaptive air suspension, which uses sensors at the front of the car to monitor road conditions at each moment and adapt suspension dampers dynamically. On top of this, standard rear-axle steering allows the wheels to angle up to 4.5 degrees for easier maneuvering in cramped spots. You even have the option to increase this angling to 10 degrees. 4MATIC All-Wheel Drive If you opt for the EQS580 4MATIC SUV model, you have a powerful electric motor on each wheel, which provides all-wheel drive with exceptional levels of control. The system continually monitors for any loss of traction or other road-related risks and can instantly redistribute the system's impressive 611 pound-feet of total torque to whichever wheel needs it. This combination of permanent synchronous electric motors can generate 516 horsepower and 0-to-60 acceleration in 3.7 seconds. Sophisticated Safety Systems When behind the wheel of a 2023 EQS, you're also remarkably well-protected by state-of-the-art safety features. These systems include the industry-leading Mercedes Car-to-X Communication feature, which allows each EQS on the road to share information in real time about detected road hazards. You also have Adaptive Distance Assist DISTRONIC, which adapts your cruise control to maintain a safe distance from vehicles ahead, including slowing to a halt when needed. The EQS has an abundance of other safety features, keeping you safe on the road. Visit Your Local Mercedes Dealer To Test Drive the EQS The best way to discover all that the 2023 EQS has to offer is to get behind the wheel. Request a test drive at your nearest dealership today. The staff will be happy to oblige. Visit Loeber Motors Mercedes Benz to find out more about the various EQS models.