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Mercedes C Class Coupe leaked!

Mercedes C Class Coupe leaked!

CheeJun

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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    • Owner of the Skoda couldn't find Skoda rims
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    • Owner tries to disguise the Skoda as a VW
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Mercedes hasn't been very careful with their all new C Class Coupe images. Especially when its supposed to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show later on this year...

 

All things aside though, I think the new Coupe is bolder and far more handsome than its predecessor. The front end remains relatively unchanged from its facelifted C class saloon but with that swooping roofline towards the back, it makes this car quite a looker. The big difference happens at the rear where the over-styled and confused boot and bumper has been changed to a simpler and more elegant design. The Coupe also has room for 4 people though I think the passengers at the back will still be sucking on their thumbs and eating blended food..

 

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On the inside, the sat-nav is improved and so is the quality of the materials used to craft this handsome Coupe. Also new is the 302bhp V6 petrol engine that is equipped with a start-stop feature and Mercedes 7G triptronic gear box which will give seamless gear changes and nothing less in this Merc!

 

Who knows when it will arrive here in Singapore but just the thought of it may make some drool.


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Proton_neutron

Finally something the C-class family can be proud of, after the saloon, and estate version.

 

the CLC (C-Class Compact) really spoilt the image of Mercedes IMO.

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