Keyonte
Porsche Perfektionist
I see this feature not necessary but more of a thoughtful convience.
S-Class W222 [Spyshots] Mercedes-Benz 2014 W222 S-Class (Spy pics & info)
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The Mercedes-Benz W222 is the sixth generation of the Mercedes Benz S-Class produced from 2013 to 2020, serving as the successor to the W221 S-Class and predecessor to the W223 S-Class. The W222 has a similar design theme to the C-Class (W205) and E-Class (W213).
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mini_cooper4
Autotechnik Ace
Hmmm I don't like what I see...
mini_cooper4
Autotechnik Ace
In that picture it looks like a Chrysler.
I think those "dimming taillights" or whatever it's called that M-B is bringing to this S are very applaudable and necessary. My eyes get very bothered when behind many of the cars with obscenely bright taillights these days, to the point where I've even had to close or squint my eyes (or turn sideways).
Same goes for headlights, I want to bash a car with aftermarket Xenon's that are blinding to other drivers. M-B and I'm sure other manufacturers use adaptive HID's which don't push full blast unless there's no cars in front of you. I think it's a great consideration to other drivers, though I gotta say it kind of sucks as those of us with HID's can't get the full benefits of the far reach in city traffic, which is why my headlights which are more than powerful enough technically, were too dimmed when I was driving a moderate speed and came up on a cone in middle of the road, forcing me to hit it since I didn't have enough time to fully swerve out of the way.
I think those "dimming taillights" or whatever it's called that M-B is bringing to this S are very applaudable and necessary. My eyes get very bothered when behind many of the cars with obscenely bright taillights these days, to the point where I've even had to close or squint my eyes (or turn sideways).
Same goes for headlights, I want to bash a car with aftermarket Xenon's that are blinding to other drivers. M-B and I'm sure other manufacturers use adaptive HID's which don't push full blast unless there's no cars in front of you. I think it's a great consideration to other drivers, though I gotta say it kind of sucks as those of us with HID's can't get the full benefits of the far reach in city traffic, which is why my headlights which are more than powerful enough technically, were too dimmed when I was driving a moderate speed and came up on a cone in middle of the road, forcing me to hit it since I didn't have enough time to fully swerve out of the way.
klier
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Ok I see. Good sales mean it must be beautiful, so we don't have to worry. Just like the new 1er is beautiful because it sells well. I get it.
PINHEAD
Schwarzwald Sprinter
I like what I see in the test video. Love the graphic version w222, with the open trunk, where the shape of the rear lamp is clearly to see. And I like the long period of testing, it serves improvement. At the end of testing a great new flagship-another example of modern german engineering-will wait us.
Keyonte
Porsche Perfektionist
Whats the significance of the trunk opening part of the video? one of the people walked up to it and it opened by itself
The grille and headlight and overall front end relationship look very blocky and boxy. Considering how many new M-B's have a similar front style (SL, A-Class for example), it looks like the S will unfortunately continue that.
Maybe it's the chamo playing eye tricks, however again, the SL and A both have blocky headlights.
Maybe it's the chamo playing eye tricks, however again, the SL and A both have blocky headlights.
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