Mick Briesgau
Tire Trailblazer
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Nobody cares, the Audi doesn't either.The yellow line means 'don't stop or park'![]()
Nobody cares, the Audi doesn't either.The yellow line means 'don't stop or park'![]()
The yellow line means 'don't stop or park'![]()
There is no point to only replace the convertible, it would probably cost more money to Mercedes to produce only the convertible than make two model sharing the cost of devolpement.Worked a lot with Mercedes insiders lately and thought this might be of interest for some of you (@mods: please delete if already posted. Thanks.): obviously, there will be no successor to the S Coupé. The next generation S family will consist of the limo, a 2 door convertible, and a 4 door coupé (no name yet, maybe SEC).
Whaaaat?No successor to the most beautiful coupe ever built by MB? Any reasons for that?
Also do you have any other insider information to share?
Due to a more demanding body structure, today's coupés are often based on convertibles, rather than the other way round. Two models sharing cost make sense if they sell double.There is no point to only replace the convertible, it would probably cost more money to Mercedes to produce only the convertible than make two model sharing the cost of devolpement.
The current C217 seems to be quite successful so I don't see why it woudn't have a successor....
Anyone else who sat in one found the driver seat too high even in the lowest setting? I had a look at an S500 coupe at the dealership and it's really beautiful but I like to sit almost on the floor of the carThe normal S class is much better in this regard. One review of the new E says the driving position is a bit higher (mentioned like that's good).
I like to sit low as well, but I had no problem behind the wheel of the S coupe. How tall are you? I'm 5'-9".
Took another shot of this beauty:
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Ouch..I was about to say too, how is the S coupe going to get out of that space, I assume the car didn't get into that tight space before the cars in front or the back move in.Talk about tight parking.... It's risky having a decent car in NYC and parking on the streets without the unsightly, but effective bumper guards. Hopefully the other drivers did not use the S Coupé's bumpers as a guide to maneuvering out like many NYers like to do. Saw that happen to a Ghost yesterday.
This kind of parking reminds me of parking in Paris (France)I like to sit low as well, but I had no problem behind the wheel of the S coupe. How tall are you? I'm 5'-9".
Took another shot of this beauty:
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