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First ever Mercedes-Benz ute lands in Australia, as cashed-up tradies pay record prices for pick-ups
CASHED-UP tradies have begun placing orders for the first ever Mercedes ute one year before it goes on sale and before anyone knows the price. Demand in Australia is so strong, Mercedes has taken the unprecedented step of airfreighting a display car Down Under to give buyers an early preview and also get their feedback on what they want in a workhorse. While Mercedes is busy researching fleets and blokes, it is also trying to target female buyers. Full article: http://www.news.com.au/technology/in...d9c335c518b15e Pic: 
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Mercedes-Benz ute coming to Australia
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