I'm also disappointed about that!! The back light details look slightly different but they could have changed the shape! Don't like that sharp ending when the back lights curve around the back vender and join the bumper!! It is too much Korean to my liking![SINGS]They not gonna change the rear liiightsand that's a big prooooblem...
Becoz they frikken uuuurgly![/SINGS]
^ The lights might still change, according to various unconfirmed rumors.
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http://www.carbodydesign.com/archive/2010/02/mercedes-benz-f800-style/
I don't get it. Should have been for 2015, oh well. I don't see how MB could think a 329hp V6 can replace a 402hp V8. At the very least the ML550's replacement should be the ML450 with the same 362hp version of the new V6 from the 2015 GL450. Big mistake. Ditto for the E400 sedan replacing the E550, should be a E450 model. What is Mercedes thinking or what is their market research/sales telling them? I would almost consider a E450 with 362hp from a turbo V6 with RWD and the new 9G transmission, but nope no such car. Only hope is the rumored C450.
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Given that the take rate for the ML550 and E550 was incredibly low, I'm thinking MB believes that people will find it easier to spring for an upgraded V6 with a less high fuel economy penalty.
MBUSA is considering a M-Class Plug-In Hybrid, in addition to the S-Class and C-Class. Might be based on the ML 400 plus the 80 kW S 500 Plug-in Hybrid module, maybe resulting in a ML 500 Plug-in Hybrid?
"Officially, “Mercedes-Benz is considering an ML-based Plug-In Hybrid," said Christian Bokich, product and technology communications manager, "but hasn’t yet made an official announcement.”
http://www.greencarreports.com/news...-sale-by-end-of-2015-s-class-c-class-ml-class
But, buyers are turning up noses at big hybrid cars, SUVs?
"Automakers are mostly pulling back from offering gas-saving hybrids in their otherwise most gas-thirsty vehicles. So few were being purchased that automakers are rethinking whether it's worth engineering and offering them. [...] Some brands, however, are plowing forward. Infiniti is offering a hybrid version of its 2014 QX60, a full-size, three-row luxury SUV. About 10% of buyers are choosing the $3,000 option, says spokesman Kyle Bazemore. He says that's not just because of fuel economy, but because the hybrid feels just as powerful. "It's extremely similar in power to our V-6, but it gets four-cylinder fuel economy." http://www.usatoday.com/story/money...d-suv-escalade-tahoe-yukon-silverado/8817007/
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http://www.emercedesbenz.com/autos/.../attachment/2010-mercedes-benz-s400-hybrid-4/
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