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Default M-B considers the A & B class for the US market
I love the A class. And with the move to smaller, more full efficient cars here in the US, this would be a "no-brainer"!!!!!

Motor Authority » Update: Daimler boss says next A and B-Class likely to arrive in U.S.
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We actually rented one exactly like the red 4 door pictured,while in Germany last year.Very comfortable,quiet,and felt very"solid" at higher speeds.Didn't bother checking fuel economy but otherwise very impressed.
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It might do well.... There's an 18 month wait on Smart cars in the US.
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