Every new white Mercedes I see, and basically every new white car these days with black everything, looks like a panda.

 

Yeah I guess, white is a $0 cost and the there are two different levels of AMG Night Package these days, so makes sense why it is so common.

 

That one pictured is missing the black side mirrors, black window trims, and black chrome accents. I remember back in the day when black rims were regarded as police cars equipped with black wheels. I think the supercar designers changed all that. The new design direction is having everything at the bottom black too. I personally think it does not make the EQ look bulky and complete. Hence, I got a graphite grey instead of white or silver and opted for chrome instead of black trims. All dark or black makes the care look menacing. Put some chrome contrast to it, and it looks like a nice suit. Currently, I am not the type that would wear a white suit.

 

Yup the new E 53 looks like one too but pandas are cute... right?

 

I can't unsee the swirl marks in the clearcoat of my brand new F-Pace SVR with a $8450 British Racing Green paint job. The Three Stooges who wash cars at the stealership did it before I could escape their living hell. On a white car with a $0 paint job I probably wouldn't notice. Just sayin'....

 

You can unsee it with a clay bar, good polish, and application of ceramic or graphine treatment. Just more $$$

 

Ugh that is indeed frustrating, not just Jag, in the case of my experience and many of my friends with MB dealerships, you tell them to not wash the vehicle even put a note on the dash below the windshield, they still do it.