Saw my first US stylee pickup truck with an MB badge yesterday. Spose its a market sector they couldn't ignore.
Actually slightly lacking in the full cowboy crassness which might limit sales stateside, but here in Taiwan the badge is a bringer of big bling and it'll probably do quite well.
In the UK perhaps fuel prices impose some market restraint?
When MB did rugged engineering it might also have been a practical choice for people who actually needed a truck. These days, not so sure,,
As a foreigner I'm not allowed to have a truck, else I'd be straight down to the dealer, obviously.
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