W222 Facelift Details and timing - Page 2

Wolfman · 2016-02-13 02:30:11

So, that means only about 2-3 more years until a complete redesign? Perhaps they're adding an additional year to both sides of the facelift. 2014 W222 2015 W222 2016 W222 2017 W222 2018 W222 Facelift 2019 W222 Facelift 2020 W222 Facelift 2021 W222 Facelift 2022 W223

02-16-2016, 12:06 AM

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I's a facelift. No metal changes to speak of; just the usual bumper/headlights/taillights and updated electronics. What kinks are there to be worked out?

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If they did nothing more than add that Rear Cross Traffic Alert system, (what IS the official name of that feature???) that would be enough for me to make the change. That said, the mid cycle refresh designs of previous S Class models have always looked better to me than the original designs. Sometimes I think the factory comes up with the perfect design initially and then downgrades it a bit for the initial roll out, saving the "perfect" iteration for the refresh.

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