S600 designo silver or graphite pix?
06-10-2006, 10:42 AM
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S600 designo silver or graphite pix?
Looking for some pix of an 03 or later S600 designo silver or graphite (if there is such a thing) edition. Interior and exterior would be great. Also, anyone here own one of these? If so, can you comment on upkeep issues with the interior?
Gracias Compadres.
Gracias Compadres.
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06-15-2006, 12:21 PM
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Do a search on MBUSA. Here's an S65 as an example.
http://www.fairfield.mercedescenter....NG79J46A475240
In my opinion, it's impossible to do justice to Designo Graphite in a photo. I really like the color, and the green metallic background note (it's called Graphite Green in Europe) is what make this color unique. It has a depth and interest (especially in varying light) that has to be seen in person.
http://www.fairfield.mercedescenter....NG79J46A475240
In my opinion, it's impossible to do justice to Designo Graphite in a photo. I really like the color, and the green metallic background note (it's called Graphite Green in Europe) is what make this color unique. It has a depth and interest (especially in varying light) that has to be seen in person.
06-15-2006, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by whoover
Do a search on MBUSA. Here's an S65 as an example.
http://www.fairfield.mercedescenter....NG79J46A475240
In my opinion, it's impossible to do justice to Designo Graphite in a photo. I really like the color, and the green metallic background note (it's called Graphite Green in Europe) is what make this color unique. It has a depth and interest (especially in varying light) that has to be seen in person.
http://www.fairfield.mercedescenter....NG79J46A475240
In my opinion, it's impossible to do justice to Designo Graphite in a photo. I really like the color, and the green metallic background note (it's called Graphite Green in Europe) is what make this color unique. It has a depth and interest (especially in varying light) that has to be seen in person.
