CL63 Ambient Lighting
11-27-2007, 11:57 PM
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Something on 4 wheels..
11-28-2007, 01:35 AM
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11-28-2007, 09:13 AM
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CL63 030 Blk/Blk
The CL63 ambient lighting is same as standard CL. I should know I had a CL550 before the 63. IF I had a good camera I'd take a picture. I'm sure that you can look at a CL in the evening at any MB dealer.
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11-28-2007, 10:17 AM
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Believe S-Class has the ambient lighting as well (even S550)....
Should ask one's MB dealer to allow drive of a demo S/CL for an extended, multi-hr test-drive (pick a few familiar, interesting local roads for drives, both in off-peak-hrs and in rush-hr traffic).....really need actual driving expce to fully appreciate how well designed are ergonomics of these cars....e.g., advcd headlights, seat controls, massaging/ventil seats (improved signif vs SL tech), intuitive Comand, finesse/damping of steering/brakes/throttle response etc etc....
Lots of cars claim various features/stats (and many are still missing features like TeleAid, auto brake drying, etc)....key is how all features/ergonomics/design elements play out in subjective, real-world use, not in showroom/car mag review/Net pics/naturally-biased reviews of owners on various forums....
Should ask one's MB dealer to allow drive of a demo S/CL for an extended, multi-hr test-drive (pick a few familiar, interesting local roads for drives, both in off-peak-hrs and in rush-hr traffic).....really need actual driving expce to fully appreciate how well designed are ergonomics of these cars....e.g., advcd headlights, seat controls, massaging/ventil seats (improved signif vs SL tech), intuitive Comand, finesse/damping of steering/brakes/throttle response etc etc....
Lots of cars claim various features/stats (and many are still missing features like TeleAid, auto brake drying, etc)....key is how all features/ergonomics/design elements play out in subjective, real-world use, not in showroom/car mag review/Net pics/naturally-biased reviews of owners on various forums....
