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It is not only the thread that has been cleaned.
Viewing the now very thinly disguised W222, I would venture to say that M-B has done a rather fine job. The flank sculpturing is no more offending than that seen on the Bentley Continental GT/Flying Spur or the BMW F12/13 6 series + 6 series Gran Coupe. The proportions are very befitting for a car in this segment of the market. Perhaps M-Bs' most cohesively styled sedan in quite a while. And evidence that M-B is beginning to "right" some previous flaws.
It would be an interesting exercise applying the W222s' flank sculpturing theme to a facelifted CLS. It may just possibly transform the current CLS' aesthetic from "dodgey" to "sublime". After all-in terms of proportions and general architecture, the current CLS is quite stellar.
Viewing the now very thinly disguised W222, I would venture to say that M-B has done a rather fine job. The flank sculpturing is no more offending than that seen on the Bentley Continental GT/Flying Spur or the BMW F12/13 6 series + 6 series Gran Coupe. The proportions are very befitting for a car in this segment of the market. Perhaps M-Bs' most cohesively styled sedan in quite a while. And evidence that M-B is beginning to "right" some previous flaws.
It would be an interesting exercise applying the W222s' flank sculpturing theme to a facelifted CLS. It may just possibly transform the current CLS' aesthetic from "dodgey" to "sublime". After all-in terms of proportions and general architecture, the current CLS is quite stellar.


