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Kowalski · 04-14-2007, 04:33 PM

Does it look better than the current frog-eyed model? Yes it does. But I'm sorry: I still don't like it. It still would be an R-Class in the end. Is that a bad thing? In my opinion yes. Some ultra-sensitive Americans may feel offended...

The R-Class is just way too Chrysler to be a Mercedes-Benz. It was styled by an American and designed with American families in mind. It's big, heavy and it looks just like any average American MPV, and for these reasons alone you have to hate it.

It's quite possibly the most unnecessary addition to the Mercedes-Benz range since the V-Class and Vaneo. Just look the R-Class sales numbers you will see what I'm on about. Heck! Even the monstrous GL-Class is selling better.

04-14-2007, 04:33 PM	#6 (permalink)
Kowalski Advocate Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 653 Thanks: 191 Thanked 293 Times in 158 Posts	Re: Possible Facelift R? Does it look better than the current frog-eyed model? Yes it does. But I'm sorry: I still don't like it. It still would be an R-Class in the end. Is that a bad thing? In my opinion yes. Some ultra-sensitive Americans may feel offended... The R-Class is just way too Chrysler to be a Mercedes-Benz. It was styled by an American and designed with American families in mind. It's big, heavy and it looks just like any average American MPV, and for these reasons alone you have to hate it. It's quite possibly the most unnecessary addition to the Mercedes-Benz range since the V-Class and Vaneo. Just look the R-Class sales numbers you will see what I'm on about. Heck! Even the monstrous GL-Class is selling better.