2018 vs 2019
Today I went to preview my new car and to sign some forms at MB ahead of the collection next week. To my pleasant surprise, I noticed the steering wheel was of the 2019 design with cruise control buttons etc.
Does this mean my 2018 June car will have other modifications/updates targeted for the 2019 model? How do MB introduce updates?, as soon as possible with no notification to the customers or to planned release dates with marketing? I guess safety, functional, usability fixes go in quietly whilst cosmetic things and new features get marketed? Just wondering... Delighted anyway Thanks |
If your car was built in June, it will be a 2019 Model and include the changes coming for the 2019 model year.
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Is there somewhere to see the 2019 changes?
When are 19's due to the lot... may be. good time to get an 18 sitting on the lot. |
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Originally Posted by ThomasJL
(Post 7531997)
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Originally Posted by Scott in H-town
(Post 7531996)
Is there somewhere to see the 2019 changes?
When are 19's due to the lot... may be. good time to get an 18 sitting on the lot. Ps: If you want to send me a private message with your email address, I'd be happy to send the Dealer Order Guide. The one major thing you'll notice is Mercedes stopped bundling so many things in Premium Packages and separated safety features into their own packages. And the all digital instrument cluster is now a stand-alone option for $850 and it's still in limited supply. |
Originally Posted by rbrylaw
(Post 7532006)
There is the 2019 Dealer Order Guide in one of these threads about the 2019 model year. The changes are not significant. The E300 will get the new steering wheel controls, but nothing much else is changed. The E400 gains 33 Horses and will be named the E450, but is essentially the same V6 Bi-Trubo engine, just tuned to a higher output. And The E43 becomes the E53 with an inline 6 as opposed to a V6. In terms of features, etc., there are very few changes at all from 2018 to 2019 E Class.
Ps: If you want to send me a private message with your email address, I'd be happy to send the Dealer Order Guide. The one major thing you'll notice is Mercedes stopped bundling so many things in Premium Packages and separated safety features into their own packages. And the all digital instrument cluster is now a stand-alone option for $850 and it's still in limited supply. Since I'm still shopping, and not in a huge hurry, I may wait and try and snake a 2018 as the 19's are coming. Maybe even buy new even though I've been shopping CPO and pre-owned thus far. |
Originally Posted by Scott in H-town
(Post 7532016)
You have to be the most helpful member of this forum. Thank you.
Since I'm still shopping, and not in a huge hurry, I may wait and try and snake a 2018 as the 19's are coming. Maybe even buy new even though I've been shopping CPO and pre-owned thus far. |
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Originally Posted by ThomasJL
(Post 7531997)
Received my 2019 in July Any rattles or other issues? rattles seems to be a popular complaint I read somewhere MB will usually fix issues on an on-going basis where the turnaround time could be 3 months from design to assembly floor. Will the updated 2019 model incorporate fixes for reported issues which can be resolved either by design or some extra duct tape / zip ties applied here and there? ( forgive me if I am asking a stupid question - am new to MB and it's car manufacturing life cycle ) |
you lucky bugger :-)
It also means you get a redesigned home screen with larger easier to read AND the BESTTTTT bit, you get a favourites button! I long for this. So the favourite button takes you straight to all of your favourites RATHER than having to press home and scrolling down. That's waht i want the most . |
Originally Posted by mister__p
(Post 7533051)
Looks lovely. Mine will look identical to yours only RHD.
Any rattles or other issues? rattles seems to be a popular complaint I read somewhere MB will usually fix issues on an on-going basis where the turnaround time could be 3 months from design to assembly floor. Will the updated 2019 model incorporate fixes for reported issues which can be resolved either by design or some extra duct tape / zip ties applied here and there? ( forgive me if I am asking a stupid question - am new to MB and it's car manufacturing life cycle ) Not sure what has been done to adress this between 2018 and 2019, but I’m very happy. I just recently changed to the 20 inch rims and did not experience noticebly more noise than the 19. (They were not in stock when I tok delivery) |
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