On the Daimler web site there is a realistic illustration of the GST and accompanying production info. Is this accurate and has the final model been revealed? Link below:
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GST photo illustration
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Very accurate.
Juergen
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Another vehicle without the stand-up star. No doubt because it's 'sporty'.
DAS
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The interesting thing is not the lack of the star but the shape of the headlights: The days of the four-eye-face are over.
Juergen w/four-eye-face W123, aka the last Mercedes model with chrome bumpers
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Thought it's now called R-Class. Is that so?
Oliver
greek_philos> On the Daimler web site there is a
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I wouldn't call the W123 a true four-eye; the subsequent E-Class is, in not a totally successful emulation of Jag. I recollect reading some marketing blurb at the time that the four-eye look would be confined to E-Class, and they almost kept to it, with most other models having variants with the lights not being totally separated. Notable exception is the CLK.
DAS
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And current-generation SL and CL...
Oliver
Dori Schmetterl> I wouldn't call the W123 a true four-eye; the subsequent E-Class is, in not