2010 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe spied
March 10, 2009 by George Skentzos
As Mercedes-Benz continues to simplify its extended line-up, the new facelifted CL-Class Coupe has been spied winter testing in northern Scandinavia.
Much like the previous CLK-Class Coupe which was absorbed into the E-Class range, the new generation CL-Class will take on the S-Class Coupe moniker when it is released.
Despite its new name, as these images reveal the new model will retain the overall appearance of the current CL-Class Coupe rather than adopting the S-Class face.
New features will include LED daytime running lights and possibly LED tail lamps as well, along with a subtly modified front bumper.
The potent AMG version will naturally take on a more aggressive appearance, promising more power and less consumption from a selection of new engines.
This will be achieved through revised engine management calibrations as well as by reducing the weight of the car with greater use of composite materials.
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I love the S-Class coupe, it looks so sleek and sexy. LOL!
Good to see Mercedes simplifying the nomenclature, always found it really confusing
Makes sense for Mercedes to consolidating their naming system. However, why has the “new” C-Class Sports Coupe got its own name? Bit of a contradiction from the rest of the simplified lineup.
I’m not a fan of the benz direction with styling lately. It’s as if they have lost a connection with the road. It looks more like a yacht than a car. Look at certain Beamers and Audi’s they have a degree of presence and command attention. Their stance looks as though they belong on the road, this car and a few other models just don’t have that.
I was lucky enough to take the AMG version around Eastern Creek last year for a few laps – a truly impressive experience. It was like a rocket-powered lounge-room.
Grammar Nazi – Yup, that M156 is one heck of an engine =D