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There may be more options, but it seems to be cut off (this PDF starts at page 24).
Images also seem low-res - should upload the unmodified version to a different site.
2019 SL450, 2019 E450 Luxury Trim Wagon, 2024 BMW I7 xDrive60
Originally Posted by stealth.pilot
Nice I would do Emerald Green or Rubellite Red with Sienna Brown exclusive nappa in the Executive Line.
not sure why the tech package is not included in the exec line but that is a must.
Green is one of my favorite colors, but I much prefer a solid green, as shown on this Bentley. Being a green lover, I notice when I see an Emerald Green S Class and I have to say that the number I have seen over the past several years, I could probably count on one hand—and I live in an area where you will literally see dozens of W222’s each time you go to the market. My first thought is that MB kept Emerald Green because of the Chinese market, but surely they can offer different colors in different markets, so keeping this green in the USA, while dumping the MUCH more popular Lunar Blue, just seems to make no sense at all. But, this is only another—in a long line of things—that MB has done, which make no sense to me. Oh well.
thank you for this. it appears you posted only the 580 specs as the first 24pp are missing from your post; those missing pages describe the 500. can you send those as well?
thank you for this. it appears you posted only the 580 specs as the first 24pp are missing from your post; those missing pages describe the 500. can you send those as well?
That is where it also started for me as well. I can try and look for the first 24 pages.
Green is one of my favorite colors, but I much prefer a solid green, as shown on this Bentley. Being a green lover, I notice when I see an Emerald Green S Class and I have to say that the number I have seen over the past several years, I could probably count on one hand—and I live in an area where you will literally see dozens of W222’s each time you go to the market. My first thought is that MB kept Emerald Green because of the Chinese market, but surely they can offer different colors in different markets, so keeping this green in the USA, while dumping the MUCH more popular Lunar Blue, just seems to make no sense at all. But, this is only another—in a long line of things—that MB has done, which make no sense to me. Oh well.
I would prefer a more green variant myself. Maybe Jaguar Racing Green Metallic.
I think the reason Mercedes went with Emerald is to please the dealers. Colored cars are. Hard to sell in the US. Most buyers want black, gray, white or silver. So when they have a green it has to be almost black so the dealer can pitch it to someone who is on the lot looking for a black car. Since most cars are bought on lot in the US you end up with conservative options. I just wish they had a wider catalog for ordered cars. BMW does better in this regard, and BMW makes it a lot easier to order a custom color (adds 2-4 weeks) as opposed to 6 month delay with Mercedes.
Very nice! Thank you! Am I the only person excited about getting DASH CAM as standard equipment? Albeit probably low quality 720p front view only.... Dash cams are pretty much de facto in many Asian countries. I’d still install an aftermarket dash cam (Thinkware or Blackvue).
Is it looking like Mercedes is offering fewer a la carte options and going with the tiered optioning of many car makers?
S 560 4Matic 2020(Lunar Blue) and 2020(Emerald Green)
Originally Posted by Streamliner
Green is one of my favorite colors, but I much prefer a solid green, as shown on this Bentley. Being a green lover, I notice when I see an Emerald Green S Class and I have to say that the number I have seen over the past several years, I could probably count on one hand—and I live in an area where you will literally see dozens of W222’s each time you go to the market. My first thought is that MB kept Emerald Green because of the Chinese market, but surely they can offer different colors in different markets, so keeping this green in the USA, while dumping the MUCH more popular Lunar Blue, just seems to make no sense at all. But, this is only another—in a long line of things—that MB has done, which make no sense to me. Oh well.
Oddly, we have both the Lunar Blue and the Emerald Green.
Both terrific colors with the Nut Brown/Black Nappa leather.
MB does weird color palette changes.
I do have page 33 mentioned earlier from the DOG but do not know how to post an att. from an email file.
Some stuff isn't legible due to the aggressive compression but still a good guideline...
Thank you! That all-black standard interior shown with the all-leather steering wheel in the steering wheel section does not look particularly too luxurious...
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
