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People. Don't shoot the messenger. This is a public internet car forum, attended by enthusiasts for enthusiasts. If BMW have the foresight to, in a German car forum, to create brand hype using a clever way of revealing not-too-much information then so be it. It's quite possible that Mercedes Benz has a different approach - or none at all - regarding the propogation of product and strategy information on internet forums.
The fact is, BMW, as far as I'm concerned, provide their BMW enthusiasts with more information more of the time. So really, let's be mature about it and you choose to use it or don't use it.
The SLR is a classic example of a supercar splitting opinion right down the middle and for that reason it is a great success. It has its supporters and its detractors. It is in every way a spectacular looking car - no question. But, on the other side of the fence sits a fair and justifiable amount of criticism that the SLR for all its sticker value did not live up to expectations in the dynamics department.
What I've said is not supposition or conjecture; the two above facts are wholly and completely substantiated.
The SLR: brilliant to many Mercedes lovers, criticised by just above every other influential opinion in modern print.
The SLS, very plainly, is a decisive and clinically-engineered retort to the negative criticism levelled by the SLR's detractors - once and for all. And, I'm certain, it shan't disappoint.
And, please, let's leave the intolerable personal criticism out of this.
The fact is, BMW, as far as I'm concerned, provide their BMW enthusiasts with more information more of the time. So really, let's be mature about it and you choose to use it or don't use it.
The SLR is a classic example of a supercar splitting opinion right down the middle and for that reason it is a great success. It has its supporters and its detractors. It is in every way a spectacular looking car - no question. But, on the other side of the fence sits a fair and justifiable amount of criticism that the SLR for all its sticker value did not live up to expectations in the dynamics department.
What I've said is not supposition or conjecture; the two above facts are wholly and completely substantiated.
The SLR: brilliant to many Mercedes lovers, criticised by just above every other influential opinion in modern print.
The SLS, very plainly, is a decisive and clinically-engineered retort to the negative criticism levelled by the SLR's detractors - once and for all. And, I'm certain, it shan't disappoint.
And, please, let's leave the intolerable personal criticism out of this.
To me this is purely retarded.