2014 will be from the factory of Tennessee, USA, Nissan will start building four-cylinder Mercedes engine, what will be a premiere for the German mark.
In a statement, Dieter Zetsche, CEO of Mercedes, said: "Nissan's plant meets our standards of production and the quality level we require, so it's a win-win situation. In addition, customers are accustomed to different parts come from different vendors, so nothing to worry should. "These words were for the rest of the German consumer, panicked because they knew that their Class C, from 2014 will have engines made by Nissan in the U.S..
