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What are others experiencing?
What are others experiencing?
My 450 completed mid-October, via Belgium, Southampton, Britain, left UK 12/6, arrived Baltimore 12/11. Arrived Cincinnati dealer 12/21.
Scheduled to take delivery Monday, 12/27.
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I did get to test drive a 580 a couple of weeks ago at a northern Pgh dealership that had one in stock. I think I could theoretically have purchased that one (it was close in trim and options), but the dealer hadn't confirmed it was available, and I was told I couldn't just drive it off the lot - they're not releasing them yet. Which seems kind of odd since I now see folks taking delivery of their vehicles...
I did get to test drive a 580 a couple of weeks ago at a northern Pgh dealership that had one in stock. I think I could theoretically have purchased that one (it was close in trim and options), but the dealer hadn't confirmed it was available, and I was told I couldn't just drive it off the lot - they're not releasing them yet. Which seems kind of odd since I now see folks taking delivery of their vehicles...
580's will be a long wait sadly, (although worth it), due to the chip shortage, they will only represent 20% of all EQS' produced as the Hyperscreen uses a ton of chips.
Last edited by js_cls; Dec 31, 2021 at 01:24 PM.
Order placed January 16 of this year, the first for the dealer.
Finalized options sometime in September for a 450.
Car was produced October 26th and still sits in Sindelfingen, not at the port but at the plant with no shipping date or information.
The dealer has made inquiries and MB has not responded.
I am happy for those of you fortunate enough to get delivery but jealous at the same time.
I hope the $7500 tax break stays in place awhile longer.





On the W223 I see a few of the new features equally essential although not really necessary for myself. Some of these are rear wheel steering (we have plenty of room for normal steering, like I would say for most of US driving), Digital Light another although the benefits over Multi-Beam leds are just some additional gimmicks.
The 4 wheel steering is not essential, but a welcome feature for city driving. There are many times each day I have to do a forward-reverse-forward maneuver to make a (non-parking) turn in my E300.

Utility-wise, I think it makes almost no difference. Experience wise, its absolutely huge. For better or for worse, I had a chance to pick up a 450 with no hyperscreen at MSRP $106K or a one with MSRP of 117K + 10K ADM and went with the latter. While the car without hyperscreen was amazing, I’m a huge tech guy, and to give up my 100D I wanted something special that no other car had that every time I look at it I say, wow, that’s cool.
If that’s not you, 100% skip it. For me, it was a must-have if I was dropping the money on the car.
I’ve now had mine for two days, and think it’s amazing. The 350 miles of range are critical for me, because my 2018 Model X 100D was getting 220-250, and I wanted the additional range.
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