A-Class 2011 Mercedes-Benz A-Class (Spy pics & Info)
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The Mercedes-Benz A-Class is a car manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. It has been marketed across generations as a front-engine, front-wheel drive, five-passenger, five-door hatchback, with a three-door hatchback offered for the second generation, as well as a saloon version for the fourth.
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bum-man
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Re: CGI of next A-class
Well, never-the-less I think we will be seeing some design cues from the F500 in future Merc's, just don't know which ones. Perhaps the next CLK??
I don't particularly care for the gaping hole in the front bumper or the way they did the arches, but the lights and grill look nice.
Well, never-the-less I think we will be seeing some design cues from the F500 in future Merc's, just don't know which ones. Perhaps the next CLK??
I don't particularly care for the gaping hole in the front bumper or the way they did the arches, but the lights and grill look nice.
Yperion
Cornering Kingpin
Re: CGI of next A-class
It's easy. They try to sell more and in order to do that they want to get people's attention. And what better way to get someone's attention than to show how the next model of his brand new car is supposed to look like in 5 years from now?
dOmInIX said:
It's easy. They try to sell more and in order to do that they want to get people's attention. And what better way to get someone's attention than to show how the next model of his brand new car is supposed to look like in 5 years from now?
cawimmer430
Piston Pioneer
Re: CGI of next A-class
Horrible. Thank God it's a computer generated image. I hope to God the next A won't look like this!
Horrible. Thank God it's a computer generated image. I hope to God the next A won't look like this!
cawimmer430
Piston Pioneer
Re: CGI of next A-class
Mid / Late 2005.
BMW_Dude said:
Mid / Late 2005.
cawimmer430
Piston Pioneer
Re: CGI of next A-class
I guess so too, although the A-Class is still a very appealing car and basically I've heard not to many complaints about it. But a facelift is always good.
Yannis said:It's time for replacement i guess.
I guess so too, although the A-Class is still a very appealing car and basically I've heard not to many complaints about it. But a facelift is always good.
bmer
Tire Trailblazer
Re: Next Generation A Class CGI
A good CGI, although we can't say how much truth is in it. With those Chrysler Sebring front lights it isn't able to challenge 1 series or A3 in looks. The current A-Class has sold good so I doubt they will change strategy. I believe the next one will also be FWD. The A-Class actually has an own segment that has a lot potential customers so I don't think they will want to enter the A3/1er segment which has much more competition.
A good CGI, although we can't say how much truth is in it. With those Chrysler Sebring front lights it isn't able to challenge 1 series or A3 in looks. The current A-Class has sold good so I doubt they will change strategy. I believe the next one will also be FWD. The A-Class actually has an own segment that has a lot potential customers so I don't think they will want to enter the A3/1er segment which has much more competition.
Osnabrueck
G-Class Explorer
Re: Next Generation A Class CGI
The A-Klasse has become such a European staple, I highly doubt that the next incarnation will be an entirely different platform. If anything, the car pictured here would be a "BLK" - since room has been made via the larger C-Klasse for a "normal" vehicle that spans below its, um... poverty line.
Would be a good product for Europe. Won't say the same for the US.
The A-Klasse has become such a European staple, I highly doubt that the next incarnation will be an entirely different platform. If anything, the car pictured here would be a "BLK" - since room has been made via the larger C-Klasse for a "normal" vehicle that spans below its, um... poverty line.
Would be a good product for Europe. Won't say the same for the US.
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