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Welcome to the December issue of the Unimog-eNewsletter. A look at the topics waiting for you this time will soon show you that even during the reflective Advent period, the Unimog is is not standing still. As a service station on wheels for the Dakar Rallye, for example. Or the hand-over of two Unimog U 500 to Glacier National Park in the USA. Also in this issue: the Unimog clearing huge washed-up tree trunks. Plus all you need to know about the Unimog U 300/U 400/U 500 with diesel particulate filter. And the driving events in Spain and Switzerland. You're just one click way from an inspiring Unimog experience.

Moving mountains. Unimog.

   
 
Der Unimog - mit allen Wassern gewaschen.

The Unimog – stands firm despite floods.

Always a danger during severe flooding: fallen trees jammed up against bridge foundations. There is only one real solution: the Unimog U 400 with mounted excavator, Palfinger crane and front winch.
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Unimog in der Pole-Position.

Keeping the environment clean: Unimog with diesel particulate filter.

Ever stricter EU regulations demand lower emissions from local authorities and vehicle manufacturers. No problem with the Unimog U 300/U 400/U 500 plus diesel particulate filter.
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Unverwüstlich: der Unimog bei der Rallye Dakar.

Indestructible: the Unimog at the Dakar Rallye.

9,043 kilometres through the torrid desert with raging sandstorms and temperatures of up to 70 degrees celsius in the cockpit. So it is no surprise that Mercedes-Benz sends the Unimog out into the desert for the Dakar Rallye – as a high-speed mobile spare parts unit.
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100 % live. Die Unimog-Fahr-Events.

100 % live. The Unimog driving events.

Beautiful autumn sunshine in Valencia and the nearby off-road site which was used by the Product Unit Unimog/Speciality Vehicles and Daimler Spain for the Unimog Driving Event from 4 to 6 October, 2005.
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Blindtext USA.

The Unimog conquers Glacier National Park in Utah, USA.

With over 1.4 million acres of rugged and glacial landscapes, breath-taking alpine meadows, forests and lakes it is blessed with some of the world's most spectacular scenery.
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