Tag: G-Class

  While I was looking for some news that I can share with all the Mercedes-Benz fans out there, I stumbled upon the Auto section of the Fox News website. Of course, I was expecting to see cars, cars and more cars. But what did I get? Their current top headline in that section is […] More »

Nürnberg’s development team once more has succeeded in combining the unique designs of A.R.T. with the highest technical demands. It’s showcasing a new wide body kit with breathtaking front bumper, built-in spoiler, stainless steel sport exhaust system and a power boost for the 2013 Mercedes-Benz G63/65 AMG.

They call it the G500 XXL. It’s over 20 feet of lifted, stretched, flat black, unfiltered awesome that runs on dragon blood as fuel and jets flame from the exhaust. At least, it looks like it does. Even when empty, it still manages to weight well over three tons. Basically, this is the baddest G-Class […] More »

Captured recently on tape is this extended Mercedes-Benz G55. Enhanced by Brabus, it features revised headlights, bumpers and chrome trim. Done in black with black tint, it looks like a limousine that has the guts to go anywhere. And even though it’s powered by a 6.3-liter V8 in this case, one cannot expect any G-Class, with its barn-like aerodynamics, to get up and go. But that large engine will be put to good use in this particular vehicle, as you’d have to be cross-eyed not… Continue Reading &#187

Chris Harris brings sliding, smoky drifts to his video reviews. Tiff Needell brings his racing experience to his. Irina Olhovskaya? Well, she brings something else to the table. It’s not just her bubbly persona and uh… insightful commentary that make this review of the G500 worth watching.

  The GLA is coming soon, we know that. What we weren’t certain of was whether or not Mercedes was going to have another small SUV built on the same platform. If we’re to believe the guys at Autobild.de, then the rugged little guy above is next on Benz’s list. They’re calling it the GLG. […] More »

Nope. Gold vinyl still doesn’t look good. Mercedes gets a pass here though because the color is appropriate for the Cannes film festival. The fleet of gilded limos and SUVs are intended as a tribute to the 65th annual Palme d’or, the highest award available at famous festival.