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Not even the full car, yet there is undoubtedly something special. I really hope Lexus gets it right with the GS F. Needs to WOW people. Regardless I'll still probably love it
Between the latest C-Class, S-Class and AMG GT, the E-Class should be something splendid
I agree. I'm just not sure when the new E Class is scheduled for introduction, and even then I wouldn't want to buy the first-year model of a German car. I noticed MB slapped the new CLA grill on the CLS (which is not a bad thing), so that should be telling. Also, the tear drop lights from the S Class and new C Class will probably find their way to the E Class, along with the updated interiors. Should be an outstanding car.
I agree. I'm just not sure when the new E Class is scheduled for introduction, and even then I wouldn't want to buy the first-year model of a German car. I noticed MB slapped the new CLA grill on the CLS (which is not a bad thing), so that should be telling. Also, the tear drop lights from the S Class and new C Class will probably find their way to the E Class, along with the updated interiors. Should be an outstanding car.
the s class coupe with sport package also spots a grille that looks very similar to the cla, not a good thing imho
As I have said before, the mercedes sports grille is overused and cheapened for the sake of increasing sales of it's lower end models .......
The sports grille wasn't reserved for high-end models, it was reserved for 2 door vehicles (note the SLK came with a sports grille). It wasn't until Mercedes essentially decided most of its vehicles need to look like they have sporty intentions that it spread so far across the entire lineup.
The traditional luxury shield grille is the only option on the S-class for a reason- it's supposed to be the ultimate expression of luxury and more prestigious.
Haha, I agree in principal and I certainly never used a carwash for many years BUT...I found a really excellent carwash (high quality, short tunnel without a lot of useless swirling things, no wheel brushes, all microfiber towels to dry, guys wear soft aprons) and because I'm so busy nowadays...I admit that I have both cars washed at the carwash and then spritzed with spray sealant at home almost exclusively these days.