LEAKED! The Upcoming Mercedes-Benz ML Comes Out From Its Camouflage

Isn't it strange how all of these upcoming products keep getting "leaked?" I mean, jeez, for how many years did automakers keep secrets? Now cars are slipping out more than congressmen's privates!

Too soon?

Anyway, thanks to a German publication we've got an early look at the next-generation M-Class. This means we've got a good idea of how the interior will look in production form. It seems pretty clear that Mercedes will be a fan of leather with a diamond pattern as well as a contrasting stitch. Well played, Mercedes.

On top of this, note the new off-roading capabilities? I wonder if this essentially proves those "next-gen M-Class to be based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee" rumors.

Although these pictures aren't official, they look pretty damn legit to me, especially when you compare them to recent spy images.

With that said, are you down with the new look?


The new ML class has been leaked. Here are the brochure pictures, courtesy of Motor-Talk.de

Also, note the rear picture, where you can see that the words ML are clearly printed...

[Source: German Car Forum VIA Motor Talk]


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quizz - 6/6/2011 11:34:22 PM

+1 Boost

That's a great looking interior, finally something worthy of the Mercedes name.

HSCenterconsole - 6/7/2011 8:51:50 AM

0 Boost

About time the the M-Class got a huge sunroof.

JUGNU - 6/7/2011 12:47:04 PM

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An evolutionary design. Front end could have been more interesting and sharp-looking(grille is getting boring and also the headlamps are bland). Rear end has got some retro Mercedes design cues especially tail lights. Interior though looks very nice.

quizz - 6/7/2011 1:05:17 PM

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Yeah, but how many SUV designs are really interesting. The BMW X5 is definitely attractive and I do like the Cayenne's understated polish. Nevertheless, I don't know that an SUV should be any more interesting than their utilitarian purpose. It's like when Nissan makes their minivan really "interesting", it ends up looking really dated 3 years later. I still find the original Grand Wagoneer to be exceptionally designed as well as the Landcruiser from the 90's.

ExarSadow - 6/7/2011 2:56:56 PM

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The ML is an X5, FX, Q7 competitor right?