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The GL class came to be in 2007 in the form of the GL450, and was based on the decades-old squared-off G-class SUV. The GL has most of the off-road capabilities of the military-style G-wagon, plus third-row seating, more creature comforts, and 500 more pounds of towing capability. The GL class has grown from one model to three, including an ultra-luxury edition and a low-emissions diesel.
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The R-Class comes in two models-both powered by V-6 engines but very different in personality. The R350 comes with a 268-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 engine, while the R320 BlueTec model gets a 3.0-liter turbodiesel V-6 making 210 horsepower. What makes the R320 BlueTec's engine so impressive is that it produces 398 pound-feet of torque-a rating on par with large-displacement gasoline V-8s, and enoug..... |
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Known as a Gelandewagen (or cross-country vehicle) at home, the Mercedes-Benz G Class was originally built as a military vehicle. Offered for many years to European customers, Mercedes finally brought the vehicle to North America in 2002, and named it the G Class. Appropriate to its military heritage, the G Class continues to be built with heavy-duty truck-style suspension and axles for 2009. The ..... |
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