EQE500 First Drive Review
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2020 e63s wagon
I've been on the fence about the EQS; prices seem to have come down to MSRP or even a little below but something about it still hasn't appealed to me. I'm liking the EQE quite a bit more. Aside from the cost savings, which should be substantial, the size looks a bit more right to me.
I'm eager to see the online pricing tool to spec one out. I've been waiting for a nice EV with at least "pretty good range", and this might finally be the right option. This was a great review, and I'm relieved to see someone else who doesn't like the hyperscreen. I much prefer the car without, and was wondering if I was just missing something.
I'm eager to see the online pricing tool to spec one out. I've been waiting for a nice EV with at least "pretty good range", and this might finally be the right option. This was a great review, and I'm relieved to see someone else who doesn't like the hyperscreen. I much prefer the car without, and was wondering if I was just missing something.
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2022 Mercedes EQS 580
I've been on the fence about the EQS; prices seem to have come down to MSRP or even a little below but something about it still hasn't appealed to me. I'm liking the EQE quite a bit more. Aside from the cost savings, which should be substantial, the size looks a bit more right to me.
I'm eager to see the online pricing tool to spec one out. I've been waiting for a nice EV with at least "pretty good range", and this might finally be the right option. This was a great review, and I'm relieved to see someone else who doesn't like the hyperscreen. I much prefer the car without, and was wondering if I was just missing something.
I'm eager to see the online pricing tool to spec one out. I've been waiting for a nice EV with at least "pretty good range", and this might finally be the right option. This was a great review, and I'm relieved to see someone else who doesn't like the hyperscreen. I much prefer the car without, and was wondering if I was just missing something.
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I have to say i disagree with him on the usability. The Hyperscreen has the zero-layer interface while the vertical screen does not. Which means you will have to touch the screen more times to accomplish the same thing without the hyperscreen. The 17.7" wide screen in the center is the most usable interface Mercedes has.
