They were developed in part here in Argentina, I only saw a testing mule on the highway once and then never again. But it’s just a Nissan Navara with some Mercedes accents.
im_Roby
i see a few every now and then
kable1202
A point that might help describing its rarity: it sold so well, it didn’t even get a facelift but was immediately cancelled (2017-2020 with a total of ~32.000 manufactured vehicles)
Odd_Weather9349
Highly illegal
paulchen81
Way to expensive for a Nissan Navara.
WanaBeAntiquesDealer
These were crazy common in Turkey when first released due to lower Taxes on pickup vehicles and people urging to own any Mercedes.
DittoGTI
Is there a Dublin not in Ireland?
SmakenAvBajs
Fairly common in Sweden, see one or two a day.
dbgrvll
From the front it gave the impression that it’s the SUV that is the default soccer mom vehicle in certain US ZIP Codes – and then – whoa! Nope not something we see here in the US
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Never seen one.
Seen one before, wonky af
They were developed in part here in Argentina, I only saw a testing mule on the highway once and then never again. But it’s just a Nissan Navara with some Mercedes accents.
i see a few every now and then
A point that might help describing its rarity: it sold so well, it didn’t even get a facelift but was immediately cancelled (2017-2020 with a total of ~32.000 manufactured vehicles)
Highly illegal
Way to expensive for a Nissan Navara.
These were crazy common in Turkey when first released due to lower Taxes on pickup vehicles and people urging to own any Mercedes.
Is there a Dublin not in Ireland?
Fairly common in Sweden, see one or two a day.
From the front it gave the impression that it’s the SUV that is the default soccer mom vehicle in certain US ZIP Codes – and then – whoa! Nope not something we see here in the US