A new Mercedes-Benz G-Class version caught testing

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A new version of G-Class 4x4² has been captured by a spy while being tested by Mercedes-AMG.
These spy shots show an undisguised prototype of the extreme off-roader.
The largely undisguised 4x4² G-Class seen here featuring a functional enclosed roof rack that's accessible via a ladder mounted on the tailgate, beside an external spare wheel with no cover on it.



images from Autocar.co.uk
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