Price value improvement for Mercedes-Benz
Friday, August 31st, 2007Just recently, Mercedes-Benz announced the price value improvements that will be done on the improved GL550 and ML550 SUVs in Idaho earlier this month. According to Mercedes, price value improvement means certain optional features in previous vehicles will now become standard equipments.
This year, car enthusiasts may want to watch out for the GL, the first seven-passenger, full-size SUV with a unibody chassis and distinctive styling. Noticeable, the GL features sweeping front fenders, dramatic shoulder lines and a sharply angled windshield. Other features in the vehicle include four-wheel independent suspension and height-adjustable Airmatic suspension.
The GL has standard 21-inch AMG styled wheels fitted with all-season tires, a three-bar front grille with the famous star logo, running boards, four cool looking rectangular exhaust pipes, and chrome roof rails, side molding and load sill.
Style and comfort are extended inside with real wood trim, 8-way power front seats, award winning cup-holders and a stationary rear sunroof over the third-row seats.
Cargo capacity is not a problem in the GL with its two third-row seats that can easily stowed with a push of a button.
Meanwhile, style and functionality is merged in the new ML. According to Mercedes, it is an AMG styling. Whatever angle the ML is looked at, it remains to be a nice view. Performance is not sacrificed since it is equipped with all-season tires, running boards, seven-speed automatic transmission, full time four-wheel drive and traction control.
The ML 550 and the GL 550 comes with a new V8, 5.5-liter power plant that has 382 horsepower and can offer 391 pounds of torque, giving both vehicles ample power.
Both SUVs are manufactured the Mercedes-Benz factory in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Reports say that the ML class costs about $44,425 and GL class starts at $53,775.






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