'06 Mercedes-Benz M-Class

The 2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class has been completely redesigned, and features a long list of improvements over its predecessors. The exterior of the 2006 M-Class, especially, is praised by Benz lovers, drivers, and even the critics of Mercedes cannot find anything bad to say about it.

This model has a wider wheel base and overall length, which provides a better ride, more space, and a classy, stylish look. The grille is silver and chrome, with forty small openings and an oversized Mercedes emblem.

In profile, the 2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class is exquisite, featuring bold, sleek lines and an aggressive looking rear, lending to an overall look of power and aggression. Cargo space in the 2006 M-Class is taller and wider, with a grand total of more than seventy two cubic feet worth of storage space.

The room in the interior is plentiful as well, in part due to Mercedes decision to not force in a third row of seating, which leaves plenty of leg and shoulder room for front and backseat passengers alike.

2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class

Critics and drivers alike love the exterior of the 2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class. These cars come with sweeping front fenders, a wedge shape for aerodynamics, and a grille with air vents and wide louvers.

In addition, the front bumper is equipped with a guard that boasts recessed openings. There are two vent grilles on the hood, making for a fin trim reminiscent of classic Mercedes models. The wheel arches flare quite wide and the windshield is sharply angled. The rear of the car boasts both a rear spoiler and twin tailpipes.

The 2006 Mercedes-Benz M-Class is longer, wider, and lower than its predecessors. As for the ML350, it has a black grill and seventeen inch alloy wheels that come complete with seven spokes.

The ML500 sports a silver grille and is generally loaded with chrome. Its wheels are also alloy, but they are eighteen inches. Improving even more, the AMG Sport and Appearance packages offer wheels which are nineteen inches.