JayJay
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Its even uglier from above.
I think you're right.
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Its even uglier from above.
You've got to see the cars in RL, everything else is just speculation. I didn't like the pictures of the Panamera, but when I saw it on the street I liked it very much. That said, I'm acutually disappointed but the Rapide's stats, they should've given it the DBS motor.
Both cars look too snouty. I'd pick an AMG S-class, Maserati, or Bentley if I wanted (and could afford) a super sedan. To me, the Rapide and Panamera are like the leather blazers of the car world: strained attempts to make an old form appear more casual or sporty without actually improving upon the underlying function.
Its even uglier from above.
In addition to the S class, I think the CLS looks better than both of these vehicles.
In addition to the S class, I think the CLS looks better than both of these vehicles.
I think Mercedes have been overdesigned for the last ten-15 years...
I think Mercedes have been overdesigned for the last ten-15 years (they all look like the Waterman Serenite pen), but I have no
I agree with assessment of Mercedes design. But the E-class previous to the newly introduced generation was one of the best-looking contemporary cars on the road.
really? The E's that youre talking about just look like a bigger C class. I thought they were atrocious.