Mercedes E-Class Spy Video

2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy Video
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA
2009 Mercedes E-Class Spy / Copyright by AUTOMEDIA

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Pentium

looks promising.

May 29, 2008 10:10 pm

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U.Will

What is the shape of side mirrors in the first graphic??

May 29, 2008 11:17 pm

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carcrazy1234

that's a lot of body roll on those turns lol looks like its floating on air and just whooshing side to side like its high (if that made any sense :P)

May 29, 2008 11:27 pm

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BabyMilo

i like the current e class (even if it is getting abit old) but if the new one ends up lookin like the photoshop pics i dont think that i will like it, the tail lights r horrendous and the '4 eye' headlights r horrid, come on merc i no u can do better!

May 30, 2008 5:57 am

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500lbman

These "artist renditions" are ridiculous. The whole car is out of proportion. There is no way Mercedes-Benz will botch the design of their bread-n-butter car - the E-Class.

May 30, 2008 1:19 pm

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kimbo

AMG should get 4x4, there is simply to much torque and power and RWD doesn't work well with that,some traction problems does occur.

May 30, 2008 4:59 pm

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benz_man

Supposedly, this new generation of ESP is so good that Mercedes could abandon its SBC system completely. With a CAN (Controller Area Network) link from the Airmatic DC processor & CMOS camera that controls the Pre-Safe, lane-departure warning and traffic-sign identification systems; the ESP processor has considerably more inputs. Instead of measuring the slip/yaw angle in relation to driver input, like all stability systems past, this new generation supposedly computes available traction at each wheel, in real time. With a traction computer like that, I'd think a high amount of available tq would be accessible all the time. Even in the rain!

June 1, 2008 6:13 pm

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BMW-Mercedes

I hope the all-new E-class lives up to a greater standard.

May 31, 2008 10:54 am

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