Companies Based In Germany

"Whipping That Benz Like A Rental"

"When I pull up out front, you see the Benz on dubs."

"Roll in the Benz with me, we could watch TV from the backseat of my V."

"I'm in the Benz on Monday; the BM on Tuesday. Range on Wednesday; Thursday I'm in the hooptie."

"I'm in a big white Benz on a hot sunny day; I call it the milk truck and shit."

"Early in the morning, hop into the Benz: I've got 44 ways of getting paid."

"Slim Shady! Hotter then a set of twin babies in a Mercedes-Benz with the windows up, when the temp goes up to the mid-80s."

"To many visitors, Germany in the 1920s was the United States of Europe: big, industrial, ultra-modern. It was home to some of Europe's biggest and best corporations: the electrical engineering giant Siemens, the financial titan Deutsche Bank, the automobile maker Mercedes-Benz, the chemical conglomerate IG-Farben."

"When I was sixteen, I bought my first Mercedes-Benz."

"So, ladies! Ladies, if you want to role in my Mercedes? Then turn around; stick it out. Even white boys got to shout!"

"Sending out the message to all of my friends; we'll be looking flashy in my Mercedes-Benz."

"Success is not only one thing. It's not only having a nice house in Beverly Hills and driving a nice Mercedes."

"Ain’t No Hotter Flow As Me, All Gas On Free 580 Benz Just So I Can Spin."

"Tú te montas ‘en mi carro y Parece’ Un Mercedes-Benz."

"Can You Spin For Me, Baby? Talkin’ ’bout One Eighty, But I Own The Judge, ’cause Ain’t No Peace In That Mercedes."