Some vehicles defy description. The Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 is such a vehicle.
I spent days cycling through all the usual clichés one might muster to characterize the brute charm and blunt capabilities of an immense and powerful automobile. Fathomless wells of torque vied against a crashing wave of gigantic surf met with freight trains surging through empty western lands and dueled with battleships pivoting in storm-ravaged seas.
The GLS invalidated them all.
So I inferred, logically, that among many other things this overtly hulking haute-luxe SUV is a literary critic, contemptuous of cliché.
Some cars are cinematic, in an epic way. The Ford GT supercar, for example, with its dramatic 2016 win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, repeating "Ford vs. Ferrari" history from 1966. But the Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 is more like a novel: a massive, doorstop tome crammed with assorted subplots and the rise and fall of serial climaxes. The GLS is a character itself, but it contains multitudes.
I grappled for a week with the grand narrative that the GLS presented. Here's how it went:
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