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U.S.-Bound Mercedes-Benz G-Class 4x4 Squared Looks Like an Off-Road School Bus 19 Feb 2021, 19:14 UTC · by 16 photos The original model was initially supposed to only be built only as a limited-edition model but immense demand from all corners of the world persuaded Mercedes-Benz to introduce it as standalone model, part of the previous G-Wagen lineup. Essentially a four-wheeled brother of the mighty G 63 AMG 6x6, which was the first production G-Class to introduce the highly efficient portal-axle technology from the Unimog to passenger cars, the first G-Class 4x4 Squared had a succes...

The Mercedes G-Class might be slowly turning into everyone’s favorite blank canvas when it comes to using various other designs from within the car industry to create whole new front fascias. It’s understandable, though, seeing as how the G-Class' boxy looks make it oh-so-easy for someone to simply copy-paste a new grille and headlights onto what is more or less a simple rectangular surface.

Much of the Northern Hemisphere is covered in a blanket of snow at the moment, and that’s especially true for the United States. Naturally, just about everyone is wondering what to make out of all the freezing temperatures and influx of flurries. Well, according to one particular RC car owner, we could all take a break and go on an adventure... in our own backyard.

Maybach G900 Looks Like an Ultra-Luxury Mercedes G-Class in this Rendering 30 Jan 2021, 23:46 UTC · by There's not a lot of things the Mercedes-AMG G63 can't do, but with an unlimited budget, it could theoretically be turned into a Maybach luxury vehicle. This is such a good idea that we don't understand why it's not in production already. 24 photos At first glance, Maybach is doing nothing more than asking obscene amounts of money for a Mercedes S-Class. But that's not what's going on. The brand is deeply aspirational and responsible for some seriously insane machines, ranging from $2...

Jeep should be thanking Land Rover for releasing the new Defender. If the Brits hadn't done it, the Wrangler would have never gotten so much attention over the past year.