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Unique and unusual Mercedes-Benz
05 Nov 2018
What vehicles make your head turn? We’ve taken a look round to find Mercedes-Benz vehicles that stand out from the rest; boasting different colours, interior features and exterior highlights to those you’d usually find when browsing a dealership forecourt.
In the last couple of years Mercedes development engineer Jürgen Eberle created the E-class All-Terrain 4x42. This was a one-off creation and therefore this vehicle isn’t on sale. However, it’s raised wheel profile and off road technology mean it can take on steep hills, deep water, and tackles extremely bumpy roads with ease.
When you think of a G-Wagon you think of luxury and something unique. How about adding another 2 wheels? Here is the G63 AMG 6X6. From the front it looks like a normal G-Wagon but from the side it definitely stands out as different.
Next we came across this 1928 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Torpedo-Sport Avant-Garde. This vehicle made it into our unusual list for its interior; its bold wood-rimmed steering wheel, a disappearing convertible top and intricate wood features.
Recently we wrapped one of our upcoming models in a camouflage print to promote our EQ range. The wrap really makes it stand out and, with only a handful created, it’s not something you would see driving down the road every day.
Want to make your Mercedes-Benz your own? Speak with one of our sales executives today to see what the can do for you to get your dream looking vehicle or you can browse our accessories here.
Image credit: motor1.com, dailystar.co.uk
In the last couple of years Mercedes development engineer Jürgen Eberle created the E-class All-Terrain 4x42. This was a one-off creation and therefore this vehicle isn’t on sale. However, it’s raised wheel profile and off road technology mean it can take on steep hills, deep water, and tackles extremely bumpy roads with ease.
When you think of a G-Wagon you think of luxury and something unique. How about adding another 2 wheels? Here is the G63 AMG 6X6. From the front it looks like a normal G-Wagon but from the side it definitely stands out as different.
Next we came across this 1928 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Torpedo-Sport Avant-Garde. This vehicle made it into our unusual list for its interior; its bold wood-rimmed steering wheel, a disappearing convertible top and intricate wood features.
Recently we wrapped one of our upcoming models in a camouflage print to promote our EQ range. The wrap really makes it stand out and, with only a handful created, it’s not something you would see driving down the road every day.
Want to make your Mercedes-Benz your own? Speak with one of our sales executives today to see what the can do for you to get your dream looking vehicle or you can browse our accessories here.
Image credit: motor1.com, dailystar.co.uk