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‘First of a new kind’ for Garden City Motors Shelly Beach

With its robust design, the X-Class offers a solid basis for exemplary safety.

Garden City Motors Shelly Beach invites you to experience the new Mercedes-Benz X-Class this Saturday, May 19 from 9am to 1pm.

The X-Class combines the hallmark features of a bakkie with the strengths of a genuine Mercedes-Benz.

It’s a genuine bakkie, with a Mercedes-Benz star.

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The X-Class shifts the limits of the classic bakkie world, yet still remains true to it.

Although it breaks fresh ground as an urban lifestyle and family vehicle, the X-Class essentially remains a robust, functional bakkie with off-road capability, and is up to practically any challenge.

It has a payload of more than a 1000kg and a towing capacity up to 3500kg.

It’s able to deliver thrilling on-road performance as well as great off-road performance.

The exposed wheel arches with the wide-tyred wheels not only look impressive, with their broad track width they also contribute towards the high transverse dynamics of the X-Class.

Just like the agile graduated multi-link wheel suspension on the rear axle. And so with every corner the anticipation for the next one rises and movement becomes driving pleasure.

With its robust design, the X-Class offers a solid basis for exemplary safety.

Even more so when numerous safety features are factored in: a range of dynamic handling control and braking systems can help to detect and if necessary defuse critical driving situations.

Furthermore, assistance systems can assist the driver in tiring or critical driving situations.

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