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This was in the press release: "The Off-Road Engineering Package, available for the GLS 580 4MATIC, includes an underride guard and in combination with the SUV’s standard AIRMATIC suspension, provides 1.2 inches more ground clearance."
This was in the press release: "The Off-Road Engineering Package, available for the GLS 580 4MATIC, includes an underride guard and in combination with the SUV’s standard AIRMATIC suspension, provides 1.2 inches more ground clearance."
Does the release of the DOG mean that Netstar is taking orders right now? Would this option show up there?
Probably, and it's possible - sometimes the DOG misses a few things.
Well I was thinking about it anyway and the salesman convinced me by telling me it was the only open allocation they had right now... So I went ahead and ordered a 2024 AMG GLS 63
2024 GLS 580 Alpine Grey, 2021 G63 Night Black Magno
Originally Posted by darlop
Well I was thinking about it anyway and the salesman convinced me by telling me it was the only open allocation they had right now... So I went ahead and ordered a 2024 AMG GLS 63
Build sheets and listings starting to show up, I've seen them on the mbrockville center website. Base price appears to be $87,000 plus $1,150 destination. Also, it appears heated second row is possible as a standalone on base premium cars.
The following pics are from the respective order guides (first set of data from 23MY).
I do believe it's not apples to apples as the info is not wrong per se, just not on the same basis (the '24 model probably has one extra row of seats up vs the '23).
so a $5000+ price increase for a mid-cycle refresh? wow...
To be fair, lots of additional standard features (21 inch wheels, drivers assist, AR Nav, etc.) and the GLSs are still in huge demand with big markups, so MB just wants more of the pie.
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
