Mercedes GL-Class facelift latest spy shots
Photos taken on the sly in Scandinavia reveal a few minor changes to the new Mercedes GL-Class
By Alex Ricciuti
December 5, 2008 7:11 PM
Filed Under: German, Mercedes-Benz, Spy Photos
These spy shots, taken somewhere in Scandinavia (our guess is Norway) during this early part of the winter testing season, show once again a minor face lift is coming for the new Mercedes GL-Class.
The changes are few but spread all around and include new front and rear bumpers, exhaust pipes and lights. Front headlamps will feature LED lights for day driving and full LEDs for the rear lighting.
The new GL design also comes with newly shaped air intakes.
This run to the ladies room for a quick touch up will likely not come with any new engines from Mercedes for the face-lifted GL. But the new GL will likely feature improved versions of existing engines for better fuel-economy. After all, green is in and global warming/conspicuous CO2 spewing is out.
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