First Shots Of The Next Generation Mercedes CLS

Totally agree. The older design is much better.

i think the first one is more iconic, this is just ehhh.

I agree the first one literally changed the game this looks ok....not to excited about it like the other....but again im just speculating until i see better pics of it or see it at the dealer

485HP V6 on a FWD car that was design to house a 4 cyl ?
Ever heard of torque steer, weight distribution ?

Yeah, YOU can see it, only you...

Hyundai Sonata w/cheap body kit VS Mitsubishi Gallant "ralliart", I can see that.

Why even bother MSP6...

I'm really not liking all the new Mercedes' with that rear wheel arch hump - ick!

The side mirrors are to big and stick out

It's hard to improve on an already amazing design.

Kill Kill Kill the horrible C-Class Side mirrors

Nice tail lights but the 2011 M56 wants them back.

Boring

So they decided to make a 5 door E-class? The new design is not as "CLS" as it should be.

it's an artists depiction of what the car might look like, so reserve your judgements until mercedes actually show official photos, not some magazine that thinks they have the first scoop.

Torque steer isn't and will never be cool why would you want to fight to get a car to go where you want it? Why don't you keep your seat slider unlocked while you are at it... that way when you step on the gas you have to pull yourself forward and when you hit the brakes you have to hold yourself back.

No I don't like billions HPs

I like a balanced chassis with a decent power output in a decent family car format. BMW 3er is a car of choice but a little bit expensive. But still, a Sonata will never be an option.

I will never buy a rental car with no resale value.

Since I'm not rich enough to own a bimmer, I'll go for an GLI jetta for my next car. I don't want to lease again, I want to buy and keep the car for at least 4 years.

to me, it looks the same but with the new e-class touches in the rear. eh.

My last car had torque steer, for the most part I ignored it but never once did I find it amusing. My current fwd car was thankfully designed well enough to get rid of 95% of it.