One of the world’s most expensive cars, Baroness Gisela von Krieger’s pre-war 1937 Mercedes-Benz

540k Special Roadster sold for

$8 million in 1989.

Mercedes-Benz USA

Headquarters:

One Mercedes Drive

Montvale, NJ 07645

Employees 1500+

U.S. CEO: Ernst Lieb

348 Dealerships in U.S.

Three reasons to work for Mercedes-Benz

1. Join a prestigious brand

2. Contribute to an innovative company

3. The benefits of Mercedes-Benz

Join a Prestigious Brand• Fortune magazines 15th best company in the United States• 100 years of engineering perfection and passion for design • The most technically advanced and luxurious cars ever made• Significant sponsorships include: Mercedes-Benz Superdome,

New York City Fashion Week, U.S. Open, and The Masters

Contribute to an Innovative Company

• Avatar based driver assistance system • New technology called @ your COMAND • Award winning BlueTEC cleanest diesel technology

in the world • Award winning PRE-SAFE technology• Pioneered airbags (SRS), electronic stability and

traction control (ESP), and anti-lock brakes

The Benefits of Mercedes-Benz

• Healthcare – comprehensive medical, prescription and dental• Retirement – 401(k) pension and retiree medical benefits• Insurance – even for your pets in addition to auto and home• Paid time off – generous vacation schedule; personal time/sick

time; 15 holidays• Flexible work schedules and compressed workweeks• Annual bonus for all associates• Same sex domestic partner benefits• Employee and family discount on new cars• On site gym with trainers• On site cafeteria serving international cuisine

References

• Automobile Journalist Association of Canada. “Two important awards underline Mercedes-Benz’ role as an innovation and technology leader.” Canada NewsWire, 2/15/2007, p. 1

• High museum of Art. The Allure of the Automobile: Driving in style, 1930-1965. Rizzoli, 2010.

• Mercedes-Benz corporate website. www.mbusa.com/careers• Mercedes-Benz USA. “Named One of Fortune’s 100 Best

Companies to Work For.” PR NewsWire, 1/21/2010• Nick Yost. “Pre-Safe makes E-Class safer” The Washington

Times, 9/01/2006 • Palmen, Nick. “Future technologies at Mercedes-Benz.”

Automotive Industries, 10/2011, Vol. 191 Issue 10, p. 23-23, 1p.

• www.nyjobsource.com/mbusa