as long as sales are where they need to be don't expect anything more from MercedesWith the right upfitting, it can be done, as it has with many other pickups from the leading pickup makers we're all familiar with. What would you like to see in a "proper" pickup?
that might be true but i'm not yet convinced the pickup buyers of today are THAT concerned, 10-15 years ago, sureI just think no one will get past the fact it isn't a pure Mercedes product thus less motivation to spend on Brabus upgrades which is a bit commitment, they don't come cheap.
I agree that the people who buy the regular X-Class or this Brabus version aren't going to be as concerned that it shares similarities with Nissan. Simply because Mercedes doesn't have a long, storied history making pickup trucks.that might be true but i'm not yet convinced the pickup buyers of today are THAT concerned, 10-15 years ago, sure
I'd be really interested to see what Hennessey could do with an X-Class. I think they'd have a field day with one.If the X-Class finds its way to the U.S., would anyone want to see Hennessey Performance get their hands on one? I'm a big fan of what they're doing so far in case you're wondering.
So far pickups from American brands seem to be their bread and butter. Rarely, if ever, European and Japanese pickups/SUV's. So no X-Class :frown2:I'd be really interested to see what Hennessey could do with an X-Class. I think they'd have a field day with one.
Yeah it's such a shame...At least the Europeans can have fun with X-Class versions like this one from Delta4x4.So far pickups from American brands seem to be their bread and butter. Rarely, if ever, European and Japanese pickups/SUV's. So no X-Class :frown2: