Mercedes-Benz confirmed earlier this year that the G-class lineup would expand to include a new cabriolet model. The initial confirmation showed the model shrouded in darkness, and now we have our ...

A next-generation Mercedes-Benz G-Class cabriolet is in the works. We break down what the latest test vehicles hint at for power, tech, and style. The Mercedes-Benz G-Class, or Geländewagen, commonly ...

Mercedes-Benz plans to expand the G-Class family with a cabriolet and is already testing the prototypes on public roads and test tracks. Since previous generations of the iconic off-roader have ...

People loved the idea of a drop-top G-Class, so Mercedes says - here's your first look at the real thing Probably the news that Brabus is now offering a convertible G-Class won’t have gone down well ...

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