Is it just me...
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Is it just me...
or is Mercedes losing its unique look? I have a fully restored 2000 E320 in brilliant silver that gets more head turns than any other car I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot). Beautiful lines to this car and the front is as classy as you will ever get. I actually have people stop and ask me about the car; thinking it is a new(er) model. If they don't know anything about Mercedes they can't believe that the car is 12-years old (talk about timeless styling). I look at the new Mercedes models and I see just another foreign car. What's up with that?
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or is Mercedes losing its unique look? I have a fully restored 2000 E320 in brilliant silver that gets more head turns than any other car I have ever owned (and I have owned a lot). Beautiful lines to this car and the front is as classy as you will ever get. I actually have people stop and ask me about the car; thinking it is a new(er) model. If they don't know anything about Mercedes they can't believe that the car is 12-years old (talk about timeless styling). I look at the new Mercedes models and I see just another foreign car. What's up with that?
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I disagree, somewhat. I feel the E, S and CL are very unique and timeless looking. Not a fan of the CLS or the roadsters. Dont get me wrong, theyre all great looking, engineering master pieces with great lineage, but they just arent timless IMO. The C reminds me too much of a BMW with its sporty design cues.
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I 'm a little lost within your post...where are you disagreeing? it seems as though you are agreeing not disagreeing???
I disagree, somewhat. I feel the E, S and CL are very unique and timeless looking. Not a fan of the CLS or the roadsters. Dont get me wrong, theyre all great looking, engineering master pieces with great lineage, but they just arent timless IMO. The C reminds me too much of a BMW with its sporty design cues.
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