Is there such a thing as too much power? With the Mercedes-AMG GLS63 and its 430kW twin-turbo V8, James doesn't think so.
It has a new look and a new name, but is the Mercedes-Benz GLS really the S-Class of SUVs?
Last spied around this time last year, the next-generation Mercedes-AMG GLS63 is now wearing fewer false body panels, but is still heavily disguised. Although the prototype is clad from head to toe in camouflage, we can see the new GLS will have a unique set of body panels compared to the closely related GLE...
A prototype believed to be the next-generation Mercedes-AMG GLS63 has been spied this week on the snowy roads of Europe, ahead of an anticipated market introduction sometime in 2019. The burly SUV test vehicle is the first time we've seen pictures of the AMG-fettled version of Mercedes-Benz's upcoming full-size SUV, complete with pumped guards, larger alloy wheels, and an early version of the company's new Panamericana front grille...
Mercedes-Benz Cars Australia sold a shade over 4000 AMG models in 2015, a proportionally higher figure than any other market. The remarkable statistic means about 13 per cent of all of Mercedes-Benz’s passenger car and SUV sales were hardcore AMG derivatives, or around one-in-eight. Benz Australia did about 31,700 passenger cars and SUVs in 2015...
The Mercedes-Benz GLS will bring new levels of style and luxury to the German car maker’s flagship SUV range when the revamped (and rebadged) model arrives in Australian showrooms in April. The GLS takes the place of the outgoing GL, with the new naming structure more directly aligning the full-size SUV with the S-Class limousine, following the lead of the GLA/A-Class, GLC/C-Class and GLE/E-Class...
