Mercedes-Benz GLB 2019 (Spy)

[Pandino]

12 minuti fa, Tommy99 dice:

Scusate ma non dovrebbe essere la sorella spaziosa della Gla? Quindi dimensioni sui 440 circa... Se non sbaglio questa dovrebbe stare alla X1 come la Gla sta all X2

 

Sì, in linea di massima dovrebbe essere così  

[GL91]

7 ore fa, 4200blu dice:

Secondo me e piu una classe B versione lungo come 2-er GT ma in versione suvizzato

Era quello che intendevo, X1 LWB era un esempio per indicare una possibile rivale (tra l'altro, Serie 2 Gran Tourer e X1 LWB hanno lo stesso passo e praticamente la stessa lunghezza).

[fedegta]

On 22/3/2018 at 22:14, 4200blu dice:

Penso e la C-Cabrio Facelift:

 

C200 con nuovo motore 4cil 1,5l con 184CV / 280Nm Twinscroll + 14CV / 160Nm motore elettrico 48V, consumo medio 6,1l/100km.

Sembra una banana cabrio 

[Pandino]

 

Motor.es

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LOL

 

 

 

 

Ad ogni modo, imho, una GLA con proporzioni da FWD.

 

 

Modificato 15 Maggio 2018 da lukka1982

[pigio84]

più squadrata però

[danicube]

19 ore fa, lukka1982 dice:

 

Chi non muore si rivede ?

 

[Beckervdo]

Cita

 

Mercedes GLB Shown To U.S. Dealers, Coming Q4 2019

The "baby G-Class" reminded one dealer of the GLK's boxiness.

It was roughly four years ago when first reports emerged about the possibility of a G-Class-inspired GLB that would slot between the GLA and the GLC. Since the beginning of 2018, several batches of spy shots have been published to confirm the rumor about a boxy crossover part of Mercedes’ extended compact car lineup. New intel reveals the GLB was shown recently to dealers in the United States as a pre-production model alongside the A-Class Sedan, another new car heading to the U.S.


During the meeting, dealers learned about the crossover’s standard five-seat layout, with an optional seven-seat arrangement to be available as well. Upon seeing official images of the GLB, one dealer said the boxy crossover “reminded me a little of the boxiness of the GLK. It's a functional, small SUV, more of a people mover, whereas the GLA is sportier.”


The “baby G-Class” as it has been described will ride on the same MFA2 platform as the new A-Class hatchback and all of the other front-wheel-drive-based compact cars Mercedes is planning to launch in the next few years. Production of the GLB will probably take place in Aguascalientes, Mexico at a new factory resulting from a tie-up between Daimler and Nissan. The U.S. version is scheduled to go on sale in the last quarter of 2019. No word on pricing, but an educated guess would be anywhere between the $33,400 GLA and the $40,050 GLC.

 

 

Via Motor1.com

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[MarcoGT]

In definitiva:
Questa

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Questa

Ma con dimensioni leggermente più compatte