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Leaked: 2009 Mercedes-Benz CLS AMG

12/31/2007, 9:53 AM

By Drew Johnson

Images of Mercedes-Benz’s updated CLS sedan have been leaked ahead of the car’s official debut. Set for launch as a 2009 model, the leaked images are of the high-powered CLS 63 AMG model.

While the update of the CLS is pretty mild, it does include a new front grille — with two bars instead of three — new LED taillights, a new rear diffuser featuring quad exhaust outlets, a subtle carbon fiber rear spoiler and new 19 inch wheels.

No word on any of the car’s mechanics, but check back for more info after the car’s official debut.


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12/31, 10:49 AM

posted by:

gitcypher

That car is so damn beautiful.

12/31, 10:50 AM

posted by:

gitcypher

Hey, that’s two first comments.

12/31, 10:54 AM

posted by:

corvette

love this car

12/31, 11:20 AM

posted by:

Syrax

i don’t think the new wheel is new at all… 4 dr coupe…meh.

12/31, 11:34 AM

posted by:

LP640

absoluetly love it, although those changes would only be noticed by a die hard car fan.

12/31, 11:54 AM

posted by:

jayjc08

Nothing great.

The CLS is a good looking car, but when is an auto manufacturer going to depart from the “box mania” (hood, roofline, trunk) and venture into new territory? More and more I see all auto manufacturers change the design a little bit here, make it a bit softer, but they’re not truly going anywhere.
The only reason why I’m bringing up such a “different” idea with the CLS is because it’s found a niche market, that is all about exploring. And even then, it would be pretty radical, but I’ve been thinking lately that what we consider luxury right now really isn’t much more than a fancied up sedan.

12/31, 12:31 PM

posted by:

Impulsive

Saggy, droopy, tired-looking cartoon car.

Does nothing for me.

12/31, 4:07 PM

posted by:

stick2clutch

NICE. But I agree with LP640, it’s hard to tell the difference. The wheels look like the ones on the new 911 Turbo.

12/31, 5:17 PM

posted by:

autonut

This car makes me feel good. Since in my opinion it is uglier then Betty I feel good when I see people spend a lot of money on it. I could not afford it even if it would be good looking.

12/31, 7:34 PM

posted by:

blk944t

E63AMG – Headroom + ‘08 C-class grill + 997 turbo wheels = …

01/01, 1:12 PM

posted by:

Veda

The problem with Mercs is the bloated inefficient engines they put on their premium models. It’s as if since they’re selling pieces of art they need to justify the price tag, thus the engines. If you look at the list of the 2008 EPA’s, Mercs have the worst fuel consumptions and lowest HP ratings compared to other manufacturers. No doubt the CLS is a beauty to most people but they set the price of admission way too high.

01/01, 4:07 PM

posted by:

jonmiles

Nice rip-off of the 911 turbo wheels.

01/02, 8:39 AM

posted by:

e46Ne90

jonmiles i was going to say the same thing…wtf is 911 turbo wheels doing in there?!!

01/02, 10:44 AM

posted by:

SwerveEarly

When will they AMG the GL or the Smart cars? Why not, they have done every other car in their frigging entire line.

 
 
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