• Workers assemble Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    Workers assemble Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • Car bonnet emblems for Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    Car bonnet emblems for Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • A worker fixes an emblem as he assembles a Mercedes-Benz Maybach model at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    A worker fixes an emblem as he assembles a Mercedes-Benz Maybach model at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • A worker fixes a car bonnet emblem of a Mercedes-Benz S-class model. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    A worker fixes a car bonnet emblem of a Mercedes-Benz S-class model. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • Workers assemble Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    Workers assemble Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • Car bonnet emblems for Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    Car bonnet emblems for Mercedes-Benz S-class models at the Sindelfingen near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
  • A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters
    A worker assembles a Mercedes-Benz S-class model at the carmaker’s Sindelfingen plant near Stuttgart. Michael Dalder / Reuters

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Classy cars at Mercedes-Benz Stuttgart plant in Germany — in pictures

Liz Claus

February 04, 2015

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Mercedes-Benz yesterday said it is moving its US headquarters to Sandy Springs, Georgia from New Jersey. The Stuttgart, Germany-based carmaker is expected to invest about $74 million build its facility and create up to 1,000 jobs. Take an inside look at its plant in Sindelfingen near Stuttgart.

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