Switching from GLS350 to GLS450
If switching to GLS450, I can possibly get a manufacturing date in July.
Looks like I have to switch to GLS450;
What do you think? Is it worth to wait for one month or two? Or switching to GLS450 right away?

If switching to GLS450, I can possibly get a manufacturing date in July.
Looks like I have to switch to GLS450;
What do you think? Is it worth to wait for one month or two? Or switching to GLS450 right away?
I usually drive the car 10 to 12 years, I think diesel will hold its value better. But if you leasing it it will be personal preference.
I usually drive the car 10 to 12 years, I think diesel will hold its value better. But if you leasing it it will be personal preference.
In the US, if you want AMG styling, you need the 550 or the 63. That, and the big V8, are the big determinants for us.
BTW on MBworld.org news page about Mercedes diesel with EPA
https://mbworld.org/articles/mercede...ar-volkswagen/
Last edited by tery; Apr 11, 2016 at 05:54 PM.
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Regardless of whether you ever achieve either number with either vehicle, the difference between the two is definitely noteworthy and material.
Last edited by bonboon; Apr 12, 2016 at 12:20 PM.
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I'm averaging some especially atrocious numbers. 9.5 mpg in an about-town cycle that I typically average say 13.5 mpg in a SC Range Rover. 30% worse is pretty incredible and I've been running in ECO mode and also Comfort pretty much 100% of the time.
The Benz was rated 14/18 so we'll see what I get on the highway in cruise control at 70 mph. Able to get 25 out of the Range under those circumstances
Looking forward to seeing where it settles in. Let's hope the shale guys keep finding fossil fuels for us,too

I'm averaging some especially atrocious numbers. 9.5 mpg in an about-town cycle that I typically average say 13.5 mpg in a SC Range Rover. 30% worse is pretty incredible and I've been running in ECO mode and also Comfort pretty much 100% of the time.
The Benz was rated 14/18 so we'll see what I get on the highway in cruise control at 70 mph. Able to get 25 out of the Range under those circumstances
our Cayenne diesel gets US 21mpg average around town, but US33mpg on the open road, with a best of 39mpg [6lt/100km , UK47mpg]coming home from skiing, 5 in the car with roof racks & 1 pair of skis, quite astounding!
fortunately no delay on the GLS diesel to OZ.







