The Mercedes-Benz Club of America has grown rapidly since 1956 and currently has over 20,000 members in 80+ local sections across the United States, Canada, and many foreign outposts. Each section conducts its own activities, publishes a newsletter of information and events, and has its own officers and by-laws. Sections frequently organize joint activites with neighboring sections.

In 1985, the functions of MBCA were significantly enhanced by construction of a new club-owned building in Colorado Springs which now serves as the national headquarters. The national business office staff provides a vital and personalized link between club members and the club. Members are encouraged to stop by the national business office for tours or friendly Mercedes conversation!

Please see this reference, so that when you have requests or questions, you may direct them appropriately.

The club is apportioned into regions, each administered by a regional director who is responsible for assisting and inspiring the sections in the region. The regional director also fosters the formation of new sections, co-ordinates regional activites and represents the constituents as a member of the national board of directors.

The National Board of Directors is comprised of seven directors at large who are elected by the total membership. In addition to the regional directors who are elected by members of the region, the national officers are elected from the directors at large by an annual vote of the board of directors. All directors volunteer their efforts and expertise to the Mercedes-Benz Club of America without pay.

The Mercedes-Benz Club of America Educational Foundation was established for the purpose of educating the Public on the rich history and heritage of the Mercedes-Benz automobile. All directors volunteer their efforts and expertise to the MBCA without pay.