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If they make a 2 door convertible version like they did a couple decades ago that would be pretty cool. But I have a feeling this will be more along the lines of the GLB. They should name it something like GLG so it doesn’t take too much away from the G class name.
I guess MB doesn't want too many models compete with each other? GLB GLC segment is already crowded
So I think there is a good chance we get a 2 door convertible.
I think if its a 2-door it will be a hardtop. I have a feeling chances of a convertible, especially being that its an EV, are low. But I would love to be proven wrong!
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Originally Posted by ILoveNY
Maybe a convertible, so it doesn't have to directly compete with the GLB
Interesting thought I think they used to have a convertible G before but it never came to North America and was pretty rare, pretty might be an understatement.
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Originally Posted by AzurSL
If they make a 2 door convertible version like they did a couple decades ago that would be pretty cool. But I have a feeling this will be more along the lines of the GLB. They should name it something like GLG so it doesn’t take too much away from the G class name.
Way too many models Mercedes is coming out with but if this actually comes all great, I am all for it.
Interesting thought I think they used to have a convertible G before but it never came to North America and was pretty rare, pretty might be an understatement.
"What Källenius did say is that the compact G-Class would ride on the company’s Mercedes Modular Architecture, or MMA. The new platform will spawn four new entry-level EV models — a coupe, a wagon and two sport utility vehicles, one of which is the compact G-Wagen."
"What Källenius did say is that the compact G-Class would ride on the company’s Mercedes Modular Architecture, or MMA. The new platform will spawn four new entry-level EV models — a coupe, a wagon and two sport utility vehicles, one of which is the compact G-Wagen."
So EQA seems to be on its way out.
Only EQB and mini-g left
A next generation MMA small SUV was spied. Likely a GLA. Articles seem to be conflicting, some say MMA, others don’t. The Baby G isn’t expected until 2026 though, so the teaser photo of the four MMA products is likely the CLA Sedan and Shooting Brake, as well as the GLA and GLB.
A next generation MMA small SUV was spied. Likely a GLA. Articles seem to be conflicting, some say MMA, others don’t. The Baby G isn’t expected until 2026 though, so the teaser photo of the four MMA products is likely the CLA Sedan and Shooting Brake, as well as the GLA and GLB.
good catch, so EQA is there.
then it's possible that MB makes the EQB square shaped and call it the g-wagon... or the news release is nothing but a conflicting lie.
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I tried GLB star emblem and it shows me a G-wagon star, and I don't they are not the same.
Kids call our GLB 35 a baby G wagen. It's made in Mexico and does not have a hand assembled engine, but our family loves it and is a frequent daily driver.
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Originally Posted by Chedman13
Kids call our GLB 35 a baby G wagen. It's made in Mexico and does not have a hand assembled engine, but our family loves it and is a frequent daily driver.
Journalist called it a mini G-wagen even when it first came out, actually many people as well called it a G-wagen. To me, it looks more like a GLK successor than anything.
Journalist called it a mini G-wagen even when it first came out, actually many people as well called it a G-wagen. To me, it looks more like a GLK successor than anything.
Kids call our GLB 35 a baby G wagen. It's made in Mexico and does not have a hand assembled engine, but our family loves it and is a frequent daily driver.
I feel the same way, I like the GLB35.
Get the GLB35 the Brabus light then it really looks like a baby-G