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A Once Forbidden Piece of Mercedes-Benz Fruit is Confirmed for US Shores
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Gear Patrol
Rumor has it that Mercedes-Benz is confirmed to be readying a drop-top version of its baller Geländewagen here in the States.
This would mark a huge occasion as it would be the first time the Three-Point Star would be selling a convertible version of its G-Class in the US.
Mercedes-Benz began officially selling its rugged, boxy G-Class Stateside in the late 1990s.
But the US only officially received the standard five-door hard-top version.
Such varieties include hard-top, soft-top, to even three- and five-door variants — among many others throughout its half-century-long production.