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Mercedez Benz News Rumorpile: Mercedes-Benz Dealer Lets Out Some G-Class Information


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William Maley

Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com

March 29, 2012

Mercedes-Benz is keeping their mouth shut on the refreshed G-Class. But, that hasn't stopped Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans from accidently revealing some information about the G-Class which will appear at next week's New York Auto Show.

We're using "refreshed" lightly as the only changes for the G-Class include a row of LED lights underneath the headlights and sleeker mirrors.

As for the powertrains, there is some big news. The current G500 will say goodbye to the 5.5L V8 for a new 4.8L turbo V8 and the G63 AMG will get a 5.5L twin-turbo V8 producing 563 horsepower. The long-rumored G65 AMG will come to fruition as well. The first V12 fitted to the G-Class will produce 621 HP and 737 lb-ft of torque thanks to two turbochargers.

Source: Left Lane News


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Sweet Spec's for this bad boy, I wish the Escalade had their SuperCharger v8 as a V options.

I would love me some Escalade ESV Platinum V Edition. :metal:

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