2011 Mercedes-Benz M-Class changes
2011 Mercedes-Benz M-Class SUV's upcoming changes: SNEAK PEEK
(June 9th, 2010 by BenzOnly - Exclusive Editorial Review)
What's new for 2011 Mercedes-Benz ML-Class? While there is no major redesign, at the same time the new 2011 year models will benefit from a number of improvements. Enhancements are applied mostly to the exterior look and overall appearance, making the new ML to be a little more eye-pleasing. Also, Mercedes-Benz eliminated some known technical bugs and added some extra features
- to raise more value to its
class.
M-Class Enhancements:
All 2011 ML models obtain new side mirror design,
rear view mirror with incorporated compass, available
Blind Spot Assist and new
Rear View Camera. Another feature is added by an enormous popular demand
- new exterior paint: Diamond White Metallic! If you haven't seen it – check it out. Although, there is a possibility for an extra charge to get this color, because it is available only in a limited production. 2011 ML models will be available for sale in
July, 2010 across the USA showrooms.
Non-AMG models:
50-State ML350 BlueTEC (V6 Turbo Diesel, 210 hp, 400 lb-ft), electrical and gasoline two-mode ML450 HYBRID (335 hp, 381 lb-ft), both: All-Wheel-Drive and Rear-Wheel-Drive ML350 (268 hp, 258 lb-ft), V8-powered All-Wheel-Drive ML550 (382 hp, 391 lb-ft) acquire the new available
LED Daytime Running Lights. BenzOnly.com will publish more information as soon as we get it.
ML63 AMG:
2011 Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG enjoys the new look! See photos for yourself in our
ML Class Media, Brochures and Specifications page. ML 63 AMG, featuring a powerful 510 Horsepower (!) AMG 6.3-liter V8 engine, takes on a more striking appearance thanks to some fine but effective changes. Here are some highlights:
- New eye-catching hood with power domes;
- Darkened Bi-Xenon Headlights with active light function;
- Darkened Tail Lights integrate a clear-lens design and LED technology;
- Coordinate perfectly with the high-gloss, chromed front and rear under guard plates.
Mercedes-Benz has not seen any reason to change ML63 technically. Here is why: At the distinguished
International Engine of the Year Awards in 2009, the AMG 6.3-litre V8 engine took the top places in both the
"Best Performance Engine" and "Above 4 liters" categories. So why change? No need…
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