Facelift for Mercedes-Benz G-Class

Mercedes-Benz has refined its G-Class yet again. The interior has been injected with fresh appeal courtesy of a new, high-grade instrument cluster, an attractively styled steering wheel which is also new, as well as a modified centre console with redesigned switches plus a new-look control unit for the air conditioning. Outside, the latest generation of the G-Class can be identified by the design of its tail light units with their sophisticated LED look. These facelift measures see Mercedes-Benz hold true to its philosophy of making sure that this classic vehicle - which has been in production for over quarter of a century now - is equipped with a comfortable, up-to-date interior on a par with the best saloons, along with state-of-the-art technology. By so doing, it preserves the exclusive status of the G-Class as a full-blooded cross-country vehicle blended with the very finest lifestyle qualities.

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trd1 - 2/16/2007 5:34:55 PM

-7 Boost

still an ugly worthless box.

Bill - 2/16/2007 7:37:50 PM

+6 Boost

Easy there, Fabian. Don't get worked up over a Toyota troll like TRD. Ignore him.

woood - 2/17/2007 10:35:54 AM

-2 Boost

This thing seriously needs an update not upgrade. The chassis to the body design must be updated.

Agent63 - 2/18/2007 1:42:37 AM

+4 Boost

TRD,

Have you seen what this G-Class can do? Have you seen the G55? It performs outstanding off road as well. It beats your "TRD" Rav 4.

MPower - 2/19/2007 3:37:36 AM

+1 Boost

Good facelift? NOT!

This is the same exact materials used in my friends 30k c230.

I just noticed that the cls also uses the same materials. Come on Mercedes stop putting the same looking radio in all of your models.

I never liked the G-class and I'll never get why people like it.

You can't tell if the car is worth 30k or its real price.