I love that coverage of the LWB X-Class is online. Only concern is if it'll come to the U.S.
Anyone know?
Now, the longer-bed X-Class has been spied again, this time with no disguise on its bodywork. Furthermore, the additional segment that extends the bed is highlighted in a different color for everyone to see. While a long bed is always a good idea when it comes to pickups, the question is where is Mercedes-Benz going to sell it? The current version of the X-Class is already long enough for European markets, so an even longer one might be a bit of a stretch, pun intended. What if Mercedes-Benz finally decided to bring the X-Class over to the United States, though? It would certainly make sense to offer it with an extended bed and a more powerful engine. Just don't get fooled by the badging on the prototype. While the fenders feature V6 turbo badges, the tailgate says "X 250 d," which is the designation for the 190 PS (187 hp) 2.3-liter four-cylinder turbodiesel.