Coupe's Pana Roof leads MB Restyling Juggernaut
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Coupe's Pana Roof leads MB Restyling Juggernaut
Thought you would like to see the ultimate expression of the Panorama Roof, on the new Mercedes Maybach.
Yes, the reclining rear seat would be "tight" in the babe-mobile... er, make that the babe-magnet, but I checked and it's not on the feature upgrade list for the 2003 Coupe. Ditto on the wet bar and the widescreen TV.
(But I hear that the roller shade for the Panorama roof will be an 10,000 Euro option on the Maybach.)
How much is 340,000 Euros in US dollars, anyway?
Yes, the reclining rear seat would be "tight" in the babe-mobile... er, make that the babe-magnet, but I checked and it's not on the feature upgrade list for the 2003 Coupe. Ditto on the wet bar and the widescreen TV.
(But I hear that the roller shade for the Panorama roof will be an 10,000 Euro option on the Maybach.)
How much is 340,000 Euros in US dollars, anyway?
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How much will that retail for? I really like the seats and the tv's and the..... well you get the picture
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MB-BOB, at the current exchange rate 340,000 Euros is $295,783. The Euro is currently just under 87 cents. I find this very humorous, because when the Euro was announced the goal was to keep the Euro above $1.06.
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But, will you be able to get it in orion? 
I don't know - if I had that much money, I would hope that I would want to still drive my cars. I'd take the wife in the pics, though.
Yes, that Euro sure is a runaway success, isn't it? What should have tipped everyone off was the silly refusal of some of the countries to use it. Europe can't agree on anything let alone something so complex as monetary policy.
I don't know - if I had that much money, I would hope that I would want to still drive my cars. I'd take the wife in the pics, though.
Yes, that Euro sure is a runaway success, isn't it? What should have tipped everyone off was the silly refusal of some of the countries to use it. Europe can't agree on anything let alone something so complex as monetary policy.
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well, despite some countries' refusing to use the euro cough*switzerland, etc.*cough, and the relative weakness of it, the benefits have been tremendous for many countries like italy which had to become much more financially responsible. and in the long term, i think the euro will have a positive impact on all of europe and the global economy.
who want to carry a million lire to buy a can of soda???
who want to carry a million lire to buy a can of soda???
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