2009 / 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Sedan spied with less disguise
Posted on October 19th, 2008 by Robert Adams | Posted under: Mercedes-Benz, Spy pictures
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We have seen Mika Häkkinen and Klaus Ludwig testing the new E-Class Sedan, we have also seen spy shots of the new E63 AMG Estate.
Here we have the sedan version again with less disguise showing us a clear grille, front and rear lights with little disguise and the side profile with almost no disguise. New E-Class is expected to debut at the Geneva Motor Show next March.
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Great new design!
Well, they certainly didn’t embrace the design language of the S class.
I’m a die-hard Benz fan, but this looks very bland from the side. It’s lost the long nosed proportions of the current model. The wheel arches/fenders have basically nothing going on. The simple profile of the front and back ends (clearly visible in the fifth picture) may perform wonderfully in pedestrian impact testing, but bleh! I really hope the front and rear lights add some character once they are uncovered.