What do the terms 'Big G' and 'Little G' refer to in Mercedes-Benz?
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Mercedes-Benz 'Big G' refers to the Mercedes-Benz G500-4x4; 'Little G' refers to the Mercedes-Benz G500. The differences between the Big G and Little G are as follows: 1. Appearance: The Big G is taller, with a wheelbase increased by 30 cm, resulting in a body width of 2.1 meters, making it more stable than the Little G. 2. Inside the engine hood: The Big G is designed with an air intake duct, while the Little G does not have one. The Big G is equipped with Pirelli Scorpion ATR all-terrain tires, with a tire width of 325, while the Little G has a tire width of 275. 3. Wheel rims: The G500-4x4 features a unique dual-spring and dual-shock absorber setup. One of the dampers is fixed, while the other is adjustable, enabling switching between sport mode and comfort mode, which the Little G does not have.