And brings us to the car you see in the pictures, looking like it crash-landed just outside of Gaggenau in Germany, near the ...

The Unimog’s birth was a rather disturbing process. In 1944, Germany was on the pathway of becoming an agrarian country and the 1945 bombing didn’t do much to help the state’s industry. It was this ...

This Mercedes Unimog camper conversion is the work of two professional engineers. The custom rig even underwent a five-month shakedown test in the Arctic. Bidding closes on Monday, May 8. Credit a ...

When RNZ asked police for their debrief on a Defence Unimog getting stuck, first they said there was no debrief, then that there was - but no records were kept.

Oh, forget the Maybach! There is something that outruns it in terms of luxury and still wears the Mercedes-Benz badge. Meet the most luxurious and powerful Unimog that has ever seen the light of day, ...

This 2003 Mercedes-Benz Unimog was sold in the U.S. through Freightliner dealers. Its 6.4-liter inline-six diesel produces 700 pound-feet of torque. The seats have air suspension, just like your local ...

Between the rise of overlanding and the popularity of nomadic, van-based lifestyles, modified Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Vans are popping up everywhere. While a Sprinter conversion van will get you most ...

Only a German mother could love Unimog's blunt nose, but imagine the visibility out that huge windshield. the cab is made of carbon fiber, and the aluminum-sided body dumps three ways. This ditch is ...

The Unimog has earned its reputation as one of the most off-road capable vehicles on the planet, thanks to its portal axles, compact overhangs, and extraordinary ground clearance. But, as it turns out ...

The Unimog has worked a three-pointed star badge long enough for just about everyone to consider it a Mercedes-Benz design. But that's not the case. Today is the 70th anniversary of Daimler-Benz's ...