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Action-packed GLK world premiere in China
The debut today of the new GLK at Auto China in Beijing represents a double milestone in Mercedes-Benz history. The Stuttgart premium auto maker’s compact SUV is also the first Mercedes to celebrate its world premiere in China. “It’s a testimony to this important and fast-growing market that we are presenting our most significant new [...]
Continue reading...It’s Official - production GLK
18. April 2008
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. So here is a photo collection of the production GLK sourced from autoblid. What’s especially nice and rich about the production GLK is its extensive use of wood across the dash. It is definitely a visual and tactile selling point. See more photos after the jump… (9 [...]
Continue reading...Clean and efficient GLK BLUETEC Hybrid
29. February 2008
Mercedes has received quite a strorm of possitive reviews on the GLK, and will rightfully enter the small-SUV market to take on veterans such as the X3, Acura RDX, and others. At the 2008 Geneva Motor Show, Mercedes-Benz is going a step further than the competition and adding the Vision GLK BLUETEC HYBRID to the [...]
Continue reading...Mercedes brings Hollywood to COBO Hall
14. January 2008
“I love the GLK’s powerful design, not to mention its incredibly spacious trunk, its exceptional comfort and the fact that it’s a Mercedes,” comments Kim Cattrall, one of the four stars of hit TV show Sex And The City and celebrity guest of the Mercedes-Benz press conference at the 2008 NAIAS, who brought more than [...]
Continue reading...Mercedes GLK: A new character conquers the SUV world
3. January 2008
GLK – a combination of letters that has specific connotations. The “G” alludes to the archetypal cross-country vehicle, the “L” intimates luxury and, as in other Mercedes model series, the “K” stands for compactness (German: Kompaktheit). At first sight these three aspects may appear to be mutually incompatible. But on closer inspection they offer the [...]
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21. April 2008
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