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Where is the Mercedes-Benz factory in Germany?

I know about the Mercedes factory in Alabama, but I know not all Mercedes are made there. Doesn’t most manufacturing happen in Germany? Where is the factory there?

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Cassandra Hamilton · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It’s cool you know about the Mercedes-Benz plant in
Vance, Alabama
—not many do! You’re right though, most Mercedes manufacturing happens in Europe. So where is the Mercedes-Benz factory in Germany?
There’s actually more than one factory where manufacturing takes place. You can find Mercedes-Benz plants all across Germany. Check these locations to find a factory:
  • Stuttgart
  • Sindelfingen
  • Affalterbach
  • Berlin
  • Rastatt
  • Bremen
When you combine the output of these six factories, you’ll get the majority of global Mercedes-Benz manufacturing. If you buy a Mercedes that was made in Germany, do the import fees contribute to the high
Mercedes-Benz insurance costs
?
The answer is yes, it is typically more expensive to insure an imported car than it is to insure a car that was made domestically. This is because imported cars are usually more expensive to repair and generally have higher specs than cars made here in the U.S.
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