As I said many moons ago.D.O.A, next subject.
Yup DOA.As I said many moons ago.
Btw according to mbpassion 230k€ upwards. ( almost 270k$). Baseprice.
Will depreciate faster than a used condom. Not a single Mercedes Executive or executives at suppliers will buy one privately.D.O.A, next subject.
I rarely see the Audi Teton but see the Taycan daily! Obviously the Taycan rode the huge wave of super generous government EV subsidies and tax breaks.Over the course of the past few years, I see several well-spec'd Audi etron GTs with local registration plates in the area. An acquaintance of mine, who I haven't seen for quite a while, has-or maybe at least "had"- one as well. It will be interesting to see whether AMG can capture a customer or two from their ranks.
I rarely see the Audi Teton but see the Taycan daily!
Because it was produced at the right time. It sold very well in its first 3 years after its release. That's why it's so common on the streets. Sales are currently at an all time low.Taycans are most certainly faaar more plentiful. In the closer the vicinity of the big regional urban area, the more plentiful they become. Especially the Sport Turismo has made quite an impact, it seems.
This is what the GLC and C electric would have looked like if they hadn't undergone a last-minute design change. They narrowly escaped a major disaster. Thank God the GT is the last car we'll see with this design template.
Because it was produced at the right time. It sold very well in its first 3 years after its release. That's why it's so common on the streets. Sales are currently at an all time low.
In the latest video of the board's acceptance test drive, Ola Källenius described the AMG GT 4-Door Coupé as the best combustion engine car we've ever built. He particularly likes the S+ mode with its authentic V8 sound and virtual gearbox.

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Wow. This is what I would call “EQ done well”, very retro futuristic, but still Mercedes.return to the origins... of desire
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Back to the roots: Sieht so eine mögliche Mercedes-Zukunft aus?
Dieses Mercedes-Konzept verbindet klassische Design-Elemente mit moderner Formensprache – und erinnert an die großen Benz-Modelle der 90er.www.autobild.de
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