New Mercedes E Class All Terrain 4x4x2 review
New Mercedes E Class All Terrain 4x4x2 review New Mercedes E Class All Terrain 4x4x2 review Mercedes is no stranger to radical off roaders - just think back to the bonkers G-Class G500 4x4² and six-wheeled AMG G63 6x6. Now the German brand has applied the same philosophy to a version of the new E-Class All Terrain, and we’ve driven it. The project started six months ago as a hobby of Jürgen Eberle, an engineer in vehicle development for the E-Class, who wanted to build something that gives the All Terrain name some credence. Initially, the ground clearance was raised by 40 millimetres, cladding was added to the body, but Eberle thought he could take it one step further and fitted the portal axles from the G-Class 4x4². https://youtu.be/o9-1wKB76qw sorce:http://www.autoblog.com/reviews/ http://www.autoblog.com/automotive-news-reviews/ https://paultan.org/topics/test-drive-reviews/ http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-reviews
New Mercedes E Class All Terrain 4x4x2 review New Mercedes E Class All Terrain 4x4x2 review Mercedes is no stranger to radical off roaders - just think back to the bonkers G-Class G500 4x4² and six-wheeled AMG G63 6x6. Now the German brand has applied the same philosophy to a version of the new E-Class All Terrain, and we’ve driven it. The project started six months ago as a hobby of Jürgen Eberle, an engineer in vehicle development for the E-Class, who wanted to build something that gives the All Terrain name some credence. Initially, the ground clearance was raised by 40 millimetres, cladding was added to the body, but Eberle thought he could take it one step further and fitted the portal axles from the G-Class 4x4². https://youtu.be/o9-1wKB76qw sorce:http://www.autoblog.com/reviews/ http://www.autoblog.com/automotive-news-reviews/ https://paultan.org/topics/test-drive-reviews/ http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-reviews