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Mercedes-Benz

German brand of luxury and high-performance automobiles, owned by manufacturer Daimler AG, and originally created by a merger of the Daimler and Benz factories in 1926. The first cars to carry the Mercedes name were those built by Gottlieb Daimler in 1901.

In the 1930s, Mercedes-Benz dominated Grand Prix races. The W196, which made its debut 1954, was one of the finest racing cars of the post-war era. Following a disaster at Le Mans 1955, when 80 spectators lost their lives after an accident involving a Mercedes, the company withdrew from motor sport until 1989. Involvement in Grand Prix racing was revived in 1995 when Mercedes joined up with the British McLaren Formula 1 team. Powered by Mercedes engines, McLaren cars won the World Drivers' Championship and the Constructors' trophy in 1998 and another Drivers' Championship in 1999.



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BMW's Assit and Mercedes' TeleAid are other telematics systems for automobiles.
Consider safety first: The S600 has dual front air bags, side air bags, a windowbag head protection system that runs the length of the interior on both sides, anti-lock brakes, traction control, an electronic stability system that prevents skidding, and a unique feature called Teleaid.
Previous to that, Hug managed the Accessories and Telematics business for Mercedes-Benz USA where his responsibilities included product management, marketing and sales, launching several innovative programs such as the iPod integration kit and satellite radio, as well as managing the TeleAid Telematics offering.
 
 
 
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