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. . .i guess there havn't been stuff for it to be lowered yet? parts not available?
That's probably the case. The pics shown are probably one of the best angles of the car . . . from some other angles, I'm not too impressed with it . . .
The design of the CLS 500, with these rims or not, just isn't for me. Although I must admit that I can see where the design would appeal to some car enthusiasts.
The design of the CLS 500, with these rims or not, just isn't for me. Although I must admit that I can see where the design would appeal to some car enthusiasts.
After seeing pics of the upcoming new S-class, the CLS is looking better and better.
I don't know. This is the first "4-door sedan" I've been excited to see in awhile. Maybe it will disappoint if I go to take a closer look but it sure look sleek driving by.
I don't know. This is the first "4-door sedan" I've been excited to see in awhile. Maybe it will disappoint if I go to take a closer look but it sure look sleek driving by.
go look at the car in detail and tell me what you think. me myself i was a bit disappointed
That's probably the case. The pics shown are probably one of the best angles of the car . . . from some other angles, I'm not too impressed with it . . .
I agree...I'm not impressed either. The rear looks jacked-up too high, the whole roofline looks like a flattened upside-down bowl, and the rear window and trunkline looks like a 40-year old 1966 Olds Toronado...IMO one of the of the most awkward-looking cars of the 1960's.
