"Good not if better in terms of interior luxury"? You're wildly delusional or have never actually been in a Mercedes, Audi, or BMW. Maybe the pre-reworked G-wa

"Good not if better in terms of interior luxury"? You're wildly delusional or have never actually been in a Mercedes, Audi, or BMW. Maybe the pre-reworked G-wagons - those were basically tarted up army trucks - but definitely not the new ones. https://youtu.be/ML_zUFp0igY?t=278 https://youtu.be/ML_zUFp0igY?t=278 Listen to the noises the interior components make when opened/closed and how they look. It's all super cheap, hard, undampened plastic. Another video - listen to the noise the door makes when it closes. There isn't a lick of sound deadening material in there and the door is probably made of thin-as-paper metal. https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=74 https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=74 Keep watching and you'll see how bad the stitching is on the back of the front passenger seat. Here you can see the dome light plastic is painted silver and it's already been scratched up badly, and you can hear the lack of dampening and sound deadening when he actuates the switches (and note there's no soft on/off): https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=86 https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=86 ...then you can hear the entire back seat rattle as he squeezes the headrest. Here he slaps the rear passenger seat and it sounds like the sort of noise I'd expect out of a 1990's Chevy: https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=92 https://youtu.be/t0vM3B9oJqs?t=92 Guaranteed that when driving that thing on any sort of road that isn't perfectly smooth, it'll be a veritable din of rattling.