As my eloquent title has already alluded to, the latest round of Mercedes reviews have surfaced, and this time, six lovable MB models have been put to the test for your reading entertainment.  The CL65 AMG, the 2008 C220, the 2008 C300 Sport, the 2008 C350 Sport, the CLS350 CGI and the ML320 CDI - these are the chosen ones.  So if you've been contemplating any of the aforementioned, keep reading for the full details of what reviewers thought of each.

Enjoy.


2007 Mercedes CL65 AMG - Automobile gets behind the wheel of Mercedes' impeccable V12-powered coupe, concluding "it has everything that the super-loaded, super-demanding driver would ever want"

2008 Mercedes C220 CDI Sport - Autocar.co.uk offers an in-depth look at the C220 CDI, rating it four out of a possible five stars but stating it still falls short of matching BMW's 3-Series

2008 Mercedes C300 Sport and C350 Sport - BusinessWeek spends some time with two U.S.-bound C-Class models, concluding that "the new C isn't a huge leap ahead, but does have what counts—a hard-driving personality that's soft when you want it to be"

2007 Mercedes CLS350 CGI - The latest installment of Evo's long-term CLS350 CGI test... basically, it's a short take on the tester's feelings towards the CLS' three suspension settings

2007 Mercedes ML320 CDI - The Wall Street Journal tests Mercedes diesel-powered ML, not offering too in-depth of a review but still pointing out various features and performance figures


And before I go, a special thanks to our friend Shiv for the tips:  as always, we sincerely appreciate it.