This is the Mercedes-Benz pick-up you want and need. Yes, the new Merc X-Class is rather lovely. But this W115-based truck is lovelier still ...

Mercedes W115 pick-up. 8. Only in production for a brief period in Argentina, the W115 pick-up is probably the most glamorous car here and arguably one of the most glamorous pick-ups of all time.

This is the new Mercedes-Benz X-Class. It is the company’s first dedicated pick-up truck, and it’s intended to bridge the gap between Merc’s vast SUV range and proper commercial vehicles.

Mercedes has a history of producing vans for the commercial vehicle market – but now the firm is branching out further with its new pick-up, called the Mercedes-Benz X-Class.It’s due on sale ...

Mercedes will introduce their new X-Class pick-up here in November, and I expect prices to start under €40,000 (including VAT). Wednesday, 18 June 2025 ePaper ...

This is hardly the first attempt at making the utility pick-up into more of a smart family wagon, but this time Mercedes has thrown a lot more at it than just a three-pointed star.

Simon Harris finds the new pick-up X-Class has Navara influences but it’s very much a Mercedes-Benz in terms of equipment and interiors. Mercedes-Benz’s light commercial vehicle line-up has ...

Cars Mercedes-Benz X-Class: The truck gets a premium pick-up With its X-Class, Mercedes aims to bring hitherto unseen levels of sophistication to the pick-up market, writes William Scholes ...

Mercedes's X-Class is looking to jump on the untapped market of high-end pick-up passenger vehicles The German car maker estimates that 1.1 million pickup trucks will be sold globally each year by ...

However, Mercedes plans to distance itself from Nissan's pick-up by "building in a higher level of quality and technology", including an 8.4ins Garmin-powered sat-nav and a digital instrument ...

The X-Class is the first Mercedes pick-up and it'll be a hit with footballers, celebs and builders. It's packed with technology and luxury in the cabin but will set you back just £30,000.

But, again, no pick-up will put a smile on your face down a winding back road. They're designed to be tough, not agile, hence the X-Class's relatively slow steering set-up and pronounced body lean.