new color display on my 2011 E350 4M




It is funny how a "used to be" reputable car company like Mercedes Benz treats people who buy an early production model year car worse than the ones buying it later. I don't think the dollars I spend for my car are any less value to them than the dollars someone spends almost a year later yet the late buyers get better car for the same model year.
If I had time I would take this to courts as I don't think it is all the way legal to call a car the same model year make with so different parts/features.
I'm sick of this all.
The tech is there early on, but they obviously hold out until they can release stuff like the LED headlights, or the new LCD display on upcoming cars as well (i.e CLS) while the E gets its share.
Usually, a car should come out with enough to keep it strong and relevant to remain the same, until it gets its facelift with all the changes. The fact that the W212 is getting like 2 major changes (so far) already in its lifecycle, is ridiculous IMO. Early adopters of the car got the shaft big time. Only thing the 2010'ers can boast about is an alarm chirp (I miss it).




The tech is there early on, but they obviously hold out until they can release stuff like the LED headlights, or the new LCD display on upcoming cars as well (i.e CLS) while the E gets its share.
Usually, a car should come out with enough to keep it strong and relevant to remain the same, until it gets its facelift with all the changes. The fact that the W212 is getting like 2 major changes (so far) already in its lifecycle, is ridiculous IMO. Early adopters of the car got the shaft big time. Only thing the 2010'ers can boast about is an alarm chirp (I miss it).
I have nothing against new features in new model year car but I don't think it is correct behavior from MB or anyone else to provide more or better features in a car that is still called a 2011 model year car. It means that they now have two different 2011 E 350 cars on road and it means these cars will have different resale values. The new features in the late 2011 model year cars simply lower the value of the earlier ones and I don't think this is the correct way to treat your customers especially those who buy the car very early and pay the highest dollars for it. That's all.
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