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Non mi ispira..

Modificato 26 Ottobre 200916 anni fa da Touareg 2.5

Io invece troverei interessante, come spunto stilistico, se riprendessero gli stilemi anni '50 tradotti ai giorni nostri. Forse potrebbero staccarsi un pochino da quella staticità cui oggi sono maledettamente aggrappati e prigionieri al contempo.

spero che nella prossima versione renderanno un pò meno discendenti l'anteriore e, soprattutto, il posteriore, l'odierna CLS vista di lato nn mi convince per nulla.

cmq, questo photoshop mi sembra una buona idea, cambierei solo la calandra...

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La BMW CS mi sa che per audi e Mercedes resterà un miraggio.....

attapirata..

io la trovo decisamente bella:wink:

abbastanza interessante direi, ma sono solo ps..

Volgare e cafona, questa ricostruzione.

The styling of the Mercedes-Benz CLS still looks fresh to this day even though it's been on sale since 2004. It’s a look many of Mercedes’ rivals are rushing to emulate, with prototypes for Porsche’s upcoming Panamera, Audi’s A7 and Aston Martin’s Rapide all seen testing in Germany in recent months.

Now a test-mule for Mercedes’ next-generation CLS has been spotted, revealing a few subtle clues about the new model. It is expected to be launched in late 2010 as a 2011 model, and it will also be positioned more upmarket to bring it in line with some of its more premium rivals. This will also allow Mercedes to introduce a second four-door coupe model, rumored to be based on its next-generation small car platform.

The car will feature a wider track, as indicated by the extended wheel arches seen on this test mule, and according to insiders its platform will be borrowed from the current S-Class sedan flagship. The first prototypes are due to start testing late next year.

New to the CLS will be a hybrid option based on the same powertrain as the one used in the recently revealed S400 BlueHybrid. Other engine options will include both V6 and V8 powerplants, and there will invariably be a high-performance AMG model.

Meanwhile, the styling of the car is expected to be similar to the current model although it will be bigger overall and feature some sharper lines, especially around the front end.