We once read in some car magazine on the rack of Barns and Noble that the Europeans won’t be getting a right-hand drive Mercedes-Benz GLK. However, the guy at Car Online are reporting that,...
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When you bash the Benz into some unyielding object and the entire left front is a mangled mess, what do you do? Why, you recognize that the right side is still fine, which means you can still (sort of) control the car, and you keep going, of course! We're impressed by the high speed these Euro-hoons manage to sustain here, but it appears that long-term roadworthiness may have been compromised. [







