The all-new CL-Class coupe, codenamed C216, which will make its debut within six months of the launch of the all-new S-Class on which it’s based is a magnificent looking vehicle.
Like the new S-Class, the new CL is longer and wider than its predecessor, and under the camouflage are similarly bold character lines.
The new CL will be packed with high technology, too, including single-lens bi-Xenon headlights and cameras front and rear to assist with parking. Standard engine for the U.S. will be the new 382-horse, 5.5-liter V-8 used in the S550, though European buyers can order one with a 4.0-liter diesel V-8.
The CL63 AMG version will appear in spring 2007 with the new 503-horse, 6.2-liter AMG V-8, seven-speed automatic, and ceramic brakes. Deeper bumper fascias front and rear, quad exhausts, and large-diameter multispoke alloy wheels will visually differentiate it from the regular CL550.
Related Articles:
2007 SLK: The smaller of the Mercedes-Benz's two-seat convertibles is unaltered for 2007. Like the larger, costlier SL, the SLK has a power-folding hardtop. It comes in
2007 M-Class: The midsize Mercedes-Benz M-Class SUV has been dramatically improved in every way after a complete redesign in 2006. It has more-attractive styling, better road manners,
2007 M-Class: After being given a makeover in 2006, the 2007 M-Class adds the ML320 CDI diesel and high-performance ML63 AMG to the line. The diesel-powered ML320