This comes shortly after Mercedes unveiled the quad-motor, electric G580 EQ. Mercedes now sells six-cylinder, eight-cylinder, and electric versions of the G-Wagen. If customers still want V8s, Mercedes will continue to build them. Few vehicles have withstood the test of time quite like the G-Class. In fact, Mercedes-Benz revealed that an impressive 80% of all G-Classes ever produced are still actively on the road today. That's an impressive feat considering that the rugged off-roader has been in... Read this story
