RE: Mercedes S-Class Coupe: Review
Discussion
Perhaps the change in name was on their minds when thinking about residuals. The previous CLs must be candidates for the biggest depreciators of all time mainly due to their sub standard build quality and huge repair costs. Any car in this segment will always lose fortunes but the build quality will determine whether its a £5k or £15k car after 10 years and 100k miles.
I wonder if someone will spec one up to £200k?
Check this one from 2011:
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/m...
Check this one from 2011:
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/m...
dbdb said:
I'm sure it will be impressive to drive, but ye Gods it's ugly! Absolutely gopping. I can't understand how so many posters admire its appearance. I must be very out of step with current trends in taste.
I think it looks decent.... for a modern large coupe. I've learnt to modify my tastes to fit modern car design, it's all relative. I agree that it looks quite bloated and chintzy compared with more clean, elegant designs from the past, but show me a modern car design that doesn't. We are where we are, I try to judge modern car designs against other modern car designs, I think this one stands up quite well in the scheme of things.mrclav said:
Escort Si-130 said:
Wow, scary resemblence
Which no-one cares about - how many Renault Laguna coupe's have you ever seen on the road?zeppelin101 said:
That's a Renault Laguna isn't it?
Contigo said:
The new S63 AMG ad is great. Was subjected to it every 30 mins during goodwood Youtoob coverage...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YC1_HAzuEI
See, now in that video, the car does look like something special and sounds epic too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YC1_HAzuEI
For me, however, I still think the new S65 AMG saloon is one of the best looking current Mercedes models...
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