2026 E53 AMG Order/Delivery Updates
As for the EQE replacement...I do not know and frankly don't care. But since it is only three years old I doubt it gets significant changes in the next year, either.
As for the EQE replacement...I do not know and frankly don't care. But since it is only three years old I doubt it gets significant changes in the next year, either.
One question.....I tried to plug in an iPod Touch (I'm old school like that) into the USB-C port (tried 4 of the 6 in the car) and it wouldn't recognize it. Has anyone else had, or experienced, anything similar? Wasn't a deal breaker, but it would be nice to be able to plug it in as opposed to using Bluetooth to access my tunes from the iPod.
Build Specs:
· Black
· AMG Night Package Plus
· 21-inch AMG forged cross-spoke, black
· Black Nappa leather
· Ventilated front seats
· Heated Rear Seats
· AMG Illuminated Natural Grain Grey Ash wood
· Black microfiber headliner
· Deletion of Red Seat Belts
· Exclusive Trim
· Advanced USB Package
· Soft Close Doors
· AMG Fuel Cap
· Wheel Locking Bolts
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As for stats, in California, 10 cars do not have superscreen and 52 do, so roughly 84% comes with superscreen. This is actually much higher than the national average of 64%.While there are a large number of Edition 1 cars in CA (13 total) that have superscreen, if we look at the non Edition 1 cars then the percentage in CA that have superscreens is 79% which is still much higher than the national average of 59.2%. It looks like CA likes superscreens.
As for stats, in California, 10 cars do not have superscreen and 52 do, so roughly 84% comes with superscreen. This is actually much higher than the national average of 64%.While there are a large number of Edition 1 cars in CA (13 total) that have superscreen, if we look at the non Edition 1 cars then the percentage in CA that have superscreens is 79% which is still much higher than the national average of 59.2%. It looks like CA likes superscreens.
As for stats, in California, 10 cars do not have superscreen and 52 do, so roughly 84% comes with superscreen. This is actually much higher than the national average of 64%.While there are a large number of Edition 1 cars in CA (13 total) that have superscreen, if we look at the non Edition 1 cars then the percentage in CA that have superscreens is 79% which is still much higher than the national average of 59.2%. It looks like CA likes superscreens.










