When I want a high resolution photo of Mercedes, I go on media.daimler.com site. There you can find some huge official photos.Why are most of the 'official' GLE photos such low resolution?
When I want a high resolution photo of Mercedes, I go on media.daimler.com site. There you can find some huge official photos.Why are most of the 'official' GLE photos such low resolution?
Totally disagree. The single-unit "conjoined" component has been designed and implemented as such foremost for the purposes of cost-effectiveness. Think about how futuristic the concept is - not just in technology - but in the areas of cost-saving primarily.
Totally disagree. The single-unit "conjoined" component has been designed and implemented as such foremost for the purposes of cost-effectiveness. Think about how futuristic the concept is - not just in technology - but in the areas of cost-saving primarily. This "hardware unit" can be ubiquitously applied irrespective of model and LHD vs RHD orientation...
I have to say - I'm most bemused by the lack of appreciation of basic product costing in terms of re-usability, economies of scale, standardisation. I might not be an expert on all things automotive but one thing I really, really know is supply chain, product costing and manufacturing. It's how I make a living: implementing business management solutions...
@martinbo you are a Moderater of this site with due respect why don't you create a separate thread on this subject instead of spoiling the thread of the New GLE.
I am sure your brand BMW are guilty if the same product or part sharing and supply chain costing so make a new thread and people can discuss it their.
I beg your pardon? Just who exactly are you to prescribe the discussion here? We've entered into a legitimate, on-topic conversation about Mercedes Benz's approach to how hardware is applied in the new W167 which stemmed from others naturally comparing the GLE to its nearest competitor. Now we're getting into the intellectual part of the appraisal and yo...
Oh please just becuase you a Mod no need to be over smart
If i am immature for you why reply me or engage in debate with me .
Just becuase your a a mod don't come get personal with me please .
Nowhere in any of my comments did I say anything about you or your levels of intellect and maturity this is a pathetic statement by a senior member of this s...
The only thing pathetic here is how you're conducting yourself when placed under scrutiny.
You started down this path and provided not one piece of factual rebuttal. Instead you dish out ratings because you're unable to separate solid objective discussion from fanboy sentiment.
So, yes, for my sins, I am a moderator here, have been for decades, will stil...
Totally disagree. The single-unit "conjoined" component has been designed and implemented as such foremost for the purposes of cost-effectiveness. Think about how futuristic the concept is - not just in technology - but in the areas of cost-saving primarily. This "hardware unit" can be ubiquitously applied irrespective of model and LHD vs RHD orientation...
Best I've seen of the interior look thus far.
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Disagree. The standard version looks great. The sport just takes it to a higher level.
Is there anything tech wise that the BMW has the MB doesn’t and vice versa?
The complaints are bogus as the new C is using the same format Audi is. We just got our first C coupe and it has the digital instrument cluster and the large center monitor. It's fine. Looks great and the option is super cheap. I was shocked actually, although i like analog gauges. MBUX was designed seperately and they went with the fused, continuous dual screen, likely because it was hugely popular on the S and E. It is an impressive look. Cost saving is at best speculative, because i'd imagine the integrated dual screen is not any less expensive. I would suspect more as you have to have a very large piece of high quality glass that is touch screen friendly that spans a large area.Whether cost saving was the primary or secondary reasoning for the screen setup is something Mercedes would have to tell us. Irrespectively, the uniform screen sizes makes panning from one to the other very natural, the same way you would if you use an identical dual monitor setup at work place.
Imagine if one of your desktop screens was shaped like a...
I'm talking about the trim and bumper covers. We'll have to see what the standard headlamp assembly will look like. I suspect, in the US we will not see a difference. But, if the standard follows the path of the E or even the knew C then you are clamouring over a nothing burger.Agreed. This is how it's got to be. Still far from perfect, imo, but very good.
What are you guys referring to when speaking of the 'standard' version? It's hardly standard in those pics as the vehicle is, for instance, equipped with the biggest possible non-AMG wheels and multibeams. So this is not standard but non-AMG. When members in here wonder ab...
Beyond that, I've worked for Benz for 20 years and since I haven't used MBUX and you haven't either, you shouldn't poo poo before you actually use it. I have watched a lot of video and I can't see anything that isn't a massive improvement over COMAND. Looks to integrate touch pads on the steering wheel.
If you prefer the awful pop up screen in the Audi then more power to you. It sounds like you are looking for reasons to not like.
I'm talking about the trim and bumper covers. We'll have to see what the standard headlamp assembly will look like. I suspect, in the US we will not see a difference. But, if the standard follows the path of the E or even the knew C then you are clamouring over a nothing burger.
Beyond that, I've worked for Benz for 20 years and since I haven't used MBUX and you haven't either, you shouldn't poo poo before you actually use it. I have watched a lot of video and I can't see anything that isn't a massive improvement over COMAND. Looks to integrate touch pads on the steering wheel.
If you prefer the awful pop up screen in the Audi then more power to you. It sounds like you are looking for reasons to not like.
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