You are looking at the rarest Mercedes-Benz vehicle ever built: a 2011 GLK350 AMG that I spotted last week. How uncommon is this SUV? The exact production number was zero as that model does not exist. It appears the owner of the car added an AMG emblem to its hatch, part of an epidemic of de-badge and re-badge engineering happening here in Southern California. (Read More…)
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Tagged as AMG, Fake emblems, GLK350, Los Angeles, Mustang, Persian, Tales from the cooler, Virgil Hilts
Tagged as AMG, Fake emblems, GLK350, Los Angeles, Mustang, Persian, Tales from the cooler, Virgil Hilts
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