What are the differences between the new G-Class and the old G-Class?
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The differences between the new G-Class and the old G-Class: 1. Different wheelbase: The new G-Class has a wheelbase of 2850mm; the old G-Class has a wheelbase of 2890mm. 2. Different appearance: The new G-Class features circular headlights with multi-beam LED light sources, and the LED ring-shaped daytime running lights are integrated into them. The front grille adopts a three-slat chrome design with hollowed-out styling and curved elements; the old G-Class lacks the hollowed-out styling and curved elements. If you want to distinguish between the old and new models from the side of the car, the rearview mirrors are the key. The new-generation Mercedes-Benz G-Class adopts a more rounded rearview mirror design, combined with softly contoured LED turn signals, making the exterior of the new G-Class appear more rounded.