mercboiuk
MB Enthusiast
Good news for all the G-Wagen fans out there! And I'm certain smillion will be over-joyed by this news 
hehe 
PistonHeads article
Darren
hehe PistonHeads article
Darren
G-Wagen to return to Right Hand Drive UK Market
Good news for all the G-Wagen fans out there! And I'm certain smillion will be over-joyed by this news
PistonHeads article
Darren
brilliant news.. its one car i am looking forward too... this is one of the most timeless 4x4 available...
was a dream car once upon a time.. not sure i am liking the latest facelift though, as i think the 2005-2007 guise is more attractive...
as our buddy hammond once pointed out...
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grober
MB Master
At £70,000 up to £90,000 a pop according to the article I doubt there will be many takers.
However the RHD Australian Army spec cars which will be smaller engined basic spec turbo diesels I expect 
would make an interesting second hand buy.
However the RHD Australian Army spec cars which will be smaller engined basic spec turbo diesels I expect would make an interesting second hand buy.This is good news. It should affect used prices.
At the moment, there's little to choose from. There's 2 RHD 2006's on autotrader for £85k and £89k. Both are LHD conversions with a supercar price tag.
On the proposed new pricing - at £70k , a used RHD could be mid to late £30k in 3 years.
Range Rover money for something really unique. HD
At the moment, there's little to choose from. There's 2 RHD 2006's on autotrader for £85k and £89k. Both are LHD conversions with a supercar price tag.
On the proposed new pricing - at £70k , a used RHD could be mid to late £30k in 3 years.
Range Rover money for something really unique. HD
