The AMG variant of the new Mercedes-Benz CLS has been unveiled in Los Angeles, with sales set to begin in March 2011.
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Mercedes-Benz to reveal new CLS63 AMG at LA Auto Show
Mercedes-Benz will be revealing the AMG-tuned variant of the new CLS-Class at this year’s LA Auto Show.
Mercedes-Benz Shooting Break Concept destined for production
Mercedes-Benz has announced that they will be putting the Shooting Break Concept into production under the CLS Shooting Brake name.
More pictures of new Mercedes-Benz CLS leaked ahead of debut
Yet more pictures of the next-generation Mercedes-Benz CLS has been leaked ahead of its debut, which will reportedly take place on Monday.
Next-gen Mercedes CLS leaks out ahead of official debut
Images and info on the next-generation Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class has leaked out ahead of its official debut.
Mercedes reveals Shooting Break Concept (Except that it isn’t a shooting brake)
Mercedes has revealed the Shooting Break Concept, although by definition, it isn’t actually a shooting brake. It will make its live debut at the 2010 Beijing Motor Show.
Mercedes reveals F800 Style concept, hints at next CLS
Mercedes has revealed their F800 Style concept car, a car taking inspiration from Mercedes’ sculpture unveiled in Detroit, and reportedly hinting at the next CLS-Class. It will be making its public unveiling in Geneva (Unless it already has, although we haven’t heard anything).
Mercedes plans C-Class Coupe
Mercedes will be axing the CLC to make way for a C-Class coupe. Even though the CLC is being axed to make way for it, it will actually be replacing the CLK-Class, which, sadly, was discontinued earlier this year.
The shape should be similar to the CLK, but will inherit smaller details from the C-Class sedan.
It won’t have a very long life though. With engineering of the next generation C-Class well under way, the coupe is planned to be sold for no more than 4 years, before it is replaced by a more curvaceous model that will follow in the footsteps of the CLS by boasting a practical, four-door layout, but with a coupe shape.
An open-top model will not be offered because of high costs to implement it.
I like the C-Class, and a coupe version should be interesting. Hopefully it will be a worthy successor to the CLK-Class, which I’ve always loved so much.
Source: Autocar