Mercedes-Benz CLS: Four-Door Coupe Design

A leaked product brochure picture online has exposed a new-generation design of the Mercedes-Benz's trend setting CLS. The photos came from a German automobile website that revealed that Mercedes-Benz's 4 door coupe model will take on an extra impressive design for its upcoming restatement. The newest CLS, as expected receives its signal cues from the company's Shooting Brake concept that was demonstrated around the first quarter this year but will arrive in Australia in 2011 after the debut at the Paris motor show in September.

To make a coupe impact, a spectacular sloping roof and also a curved "pillar-less" side window are preserved from the older design however the styling is more appealing now. In addition, it implements the sharp groove feature in the E-Class, which is the basis for the CLS.The creative designers of Mercedes-Benz have flared the wheel arches in the specialized niche automobile focusing on the muscular rump at the rear to give a deliberate aesthetic impact of a car working with a strong rear wheel drive. Also following a completely new design rule of Mercedes-Benz is the CLS's enflamed grille and bluff face.

Engine choices are expected to be much like the ones from the E-Class range which include the new models like the direct-injection 3.5-liter V6, the 4.6-liter twin turbo V8, additionally for the top rated  CLS AMG, there is a 5.5 liter twin turbo V8.

Although the AMG engine will build a strength of 400kW, it will be roughly 25 percent more fuel efficient as compared with the 6.2-liter V8 that'll continue into the E63 AMG sedan. This edition of the CLS will continue to be named CLS63 AMG. A wagon model of the brand new CLS which is centered on the Shooting Brake idea at the same time is likewise produced by Mercedes-Benz.Since the debut of the CLS back in 2004, the company has already sold 165,000 units. Using this type of success under the belt of the first CLS, its rival then belatedly built their very own versions of coupe sytle, four door vehicles. The collection of imitators includes the newest Porsche Panamera, and the Ashton Martin Rapide, while BMW has the Gran Coupe and Audi made the A7.

Reported by Mercedes-Benz Australia, the new CLS will not make it to the Sydney Motor Show in this coming October. However, it is the manufacturer's plan to present specifically to the local market 2 special edition AMG units.

The vehicle maker's lips are still sealed in terms of information for the cars but basing within the internal code names for the two models called Jaffa and Blackbird could mean that one will wear a vivid orange exterior while the other will be a black edition of the well-known SLS AMG Gullwing.