2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe
09-03-15, 08:14 PM
#62
09-04-15, 08:03 PM
#64
09-05-15, 12:29 PM
#65
Pole Position
Looks like a winner to me. I'd buy it.
And the AMG adds just the right amount of aggression, making it look fierce.
Nice job, MB. Wayyyyyyyyy better than the last C-class coupe.
And the AMG adds just the right amount of aggression, making it look fierce.
Nice job, MB. Wayyyyyyyyy better than the last C-class coupe.
09-05-15, 01:26 PM
#66
Lexus Fanatic
Subjective, of course, but judging strictly from the pictures (I never pass final judgement on a car till I see and/or test-drive it in person), the Peek-a-Boo windows are too small and the humpback roofline is too low and raked too much. IMO, looking OUT of a car is more important as looking AT it.
09-05-15, 07:11 PM
#67
Subjective, of course, but judging strictly from the pictures (I never pass final judgement on a car till I see and/or test-drive it in person), the Peek-a-Boo windows are too small and the humpback roofline is too low and raked too much. IMO, looking OUT of a car is more important as looking AT it.
Sometimes it is "form over function".
09-06-15, 07:03 AM
#69
09-06-15, 07:47 AM
#70
Lexus Fanatic
Subjective, of course, but judging strictly from the pictures (I never pass final judgement on a car till I see and/or test-drive it in person), the Peek-a-Boo windows are too small and the humpback roofline is too low and raked too much. IMO, looking OUT of a car is more important as looking AT it.
Anybody who says "I would have bought that coupe but the windows are too small and the roofline is too raked" isn't a coupe purchaser in the first place.
Its all about style. "Looking out a car is more important than looking at it" is a statement made by someone who drives this:
Not this:
Last edited by SW17LS; 09-06-15 at 07:52 AM.
09-09-15, 05:48 AM
#71
Lead Lap
Hahahaha! You completely miss the point of why someone buys a coupe lol. Its not a practical purchase, its an emotional purchase.
Anybody who says "I would have bought that coupe but the windows are too small and the roofline is too raked" isn't a coupe purchaser in the first place.
Its all about style. "Looking out a car is more important than looking at it" is a statement made by someone who drives this:
Anybody who says "I would have bought that coupe but the windows are too small and the roofline is too raked" isn't a coupe purchaser in the first place.
Its all about style. "Looking out a car is more important than looking at it" is a statement made by someone who drives this:
09-09-15, 05:54 AM
#72
Lexus Fanatic
I remember watching some kind of presentation one time by Mercedes, and a woman was talking about the mission of a Mercedes coupe, and she mentioned that they were designed to be a very personal emotional purchase that someone makes just for themselves without concern to utility or the needs of others in their lives. Its the purchase that someone truly makes for themselves.
09-09-15, 06:35 AM
#73
Lexus Fanatic
09-09-15, 06:38 AM
#74
Lexus Fanatic
Anybody who says "I would have bought that coupe but the windows are too small and the roofline is too raked" isn't a coupe purchaser in the first place.
09-09-15, 09:38 AM
#75
Lexus Test Driver
I just happened to like the fact Mercedes seems to have covered a lot of bases in their entire lineup. I mean the bench is DEEP depending on the buyers need. You want an suv that seats five and packs 550+HP? Done. Same suv maybe a little less HP? Done. 7 seat suv. Done. Then there is the endless choices of coupes. Good goobley. A lot. Thennthe enginr choices...V12,8,6,4tt...a buyer will find the right combination that fits their lifestyle.