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Tuesday, August 01, 2006
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Even more C-class illustrations
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 They keep on coming; here we have more computer generated images of what should be the new C-class. This first image was sent to me by Wayne Batty, showing what he says is a spy shots of the new c-class, but painted directly over so that it shows the right proportions. It looks a lot like the one I showed you a week ago. Everyone likes the constant flow of new spy shots and photoshopped images, but of course we are still awaiting an official picture of the new C-class, which will probably come sometime next year. Until then, we will keep enjoying these images and people will keep supplying them to us.
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posted by Muamer Hodzic @
8/01/2006 06:14:00 PM
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Strictly evolutionary Mercedes styling. Not upleasant but nothing new; it could be a 2005 model. After two C Classes I had problem fatigue and purchased a 2007 Lexus ES 350. It is elegant and exciting, svelte, and refined to drive. It provides much greater value for the dollar and is much better finished inside and out than M-Bs. Mercedes has been riding on cachet rather than quality and its models are overpriced. The Consumer Reports frequency of repair records tell the true story. CR doesn't recommend a single M-B model. Mercedes should be embarrased about continuing to claim heritage and quality.
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Strictly evolutionary Mercedes styling. Not upleasant but nothing new; it could be a 2005 model. After two C Classes I had problem fatigue and purchased a 2007 Lexus ES 350. It is elegant and exciting, svelte, and refined to drive. It provides much greater value for the dollar and is much better finished inside and out than M-Bs. Mercedes has been riding on cachet rather than quality and its models are overpriced. The Consumer Reports frequency of repair records tell the true story. CR doesn't recommend a single M-B model. Mercedes should be embarrased about continuing to claim heritage and quality.