Unlike them, Mercedes has Steyer-made AWD. As long as clearance is not an issue, it will be among the first forward.All terrain e class.... lol. About as bad as the chevy blazer and bronco sport.
Actually, bit raised wagon is IMO super usable. Keeps good road manners, and clearance gives bit more access in deep snow, access to some bike trailes. I highly doubt that is aimed at off roading.Good lord. Can we please skip with the pretentious jacked up off road appearance and just make it a regular wagon instead? How many people are going to take this thing off road? If someone wants an SUV, they'll get an SUV. I just want a classy sedan with extra cargo space. I don't want cheap looking fender arches and raised suspension that negatively affects handling.
From that link:Actually, bit raised wagon is IMO super usable. Keeps good road manners,
on-road cornering prowess is diminished by off-road-focused suspension
So they named it "All-Terrain" for nothing?I highly doubt that is aimed at off roading.
I would not give too much attention to the article unless MB really tried to make off-road vehicle with such clearance. Audi Allroad is a good example of how that concept can work. I highly doubt MB is going to say: yep, take it offroad. Authors are using that term, IMO, as sensationalism.From that link:
So they named it "All-Terrain" for nothing?![]()
I know. My comment was meant to be a joke.All terrain is marketing.
Except the Allroad was not a big success. Probably for reasons other than failing to attract it's intended market, granted.I would not give too much attention to the article unless MB really tried to make off-road vehicle with such clearance. Audi Allroad is a good example of how that concept can work. I highly doubt MB is going to say: yep, take it offroad. Authors are using that term, IMO, as sensationalism.
All terrain is marketing.
It is excellent vehicle and concept. In Europe is far more common.Except the Allroad was not a big success. Probably for reasons other than failing to attract it's intended market, granted.
The Merc would probably look better in person than in print. Just like the WRX might too.
Needs a few more options. That's just the standard package pretty much all of them have. Most of them don't do the lighting package, head-up display, massage seats, dashcam, warmth and comfort package, soft close doors etc.Soccer moms picking up kids at a private school will love this type of vehicle.
Not high enough.Soccer moms picking up kids at a private school will love this type of vehicle.
When Karen gets wasted on wine it might go off road.Good lord. Can we please skip with the pretentious jacked up off road appearance and just make it a regular wagon instead? How many people are going to take this thing off road? If someone wants an SUV, they'll get an SUV. I just want a classy sedan with extra cargo space. I don't want cheap looking fender arches and raised suspension that negatively affects handling.