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2011 Mercedes CLS

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This time with less camouflage.
To me, the current CLS is one of the best looking car on the road. So I am not looking forward to see a redesigned version.
Such a crazy mad world we live in where everything has to be redesigned or discontinued, no matter how great it already is…

But I must say, the current E Class coupe does look quite beautiful in person (Not so the sedan…)
So there is some hope. But I really don’t think they can top the current one.

We’ll see…

Conversation 8 comments

  1. Vince, the purpose of a refresh is to keep things competitive and interesting.

    I agree, the CLS is one of the best (if not best) looking vehicle on the road. I don't think Mercedes will ruin it. I thought that the SL couldn't possibly get any better and with the refresh it is STUNNING.

  2. But the good thing about the redesign is that the older one is bound to depreciate…some. We can finally see a $30,000 CLS.

    One day.

  4. I like the new front end alot better but god those tailamps looks like flying turds, the old rear was much better….

  5. I am with you on this one Vince. I also think the CLS looks fantastic as it is and am afraid they might spoil it. MB styling in recent times has been checquered (to say the least) so there's reason to worry. I'll keep my fingers crossed.

  7. When a car company doesn't refresh the design or come out with a new model every 5 years or so, you end up with outdated crap like the Impala, PT Cruiser, New Beetle, and the Ford Ranger.

  8. When a car company doesn't refresh the design or come out with a new model every 5 years or so, you end up with outdated crap like the Impala, PT Cruiser, New Beetle, Ford Ranger, Metcedes S class, BMW 3 series, Toyota Camry, Lexus RX, Mercedes R, Mercedes GLK, Mercedes M, Volvo S60, Honda Oddessy, Toyota Sienna, Toyota Sequoia, and the (STILL only 20MPG Toyota Tundra.) Of course it can always be worse: One company did a redesign and wound up with the obscenely ridiculus CR-V!

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