@@--Wingman-- hi there, I have a C207 E500 facelift coupé, I have had it since new. The interior might be totally old school but is solid as a rock. One of the last Mercedes with doors that shut like a bank vault door. The CLE’s C-Class derived interior is very cheap to the touch. Place your palm and pat on the dashboard and feel how hollow it is. The fake metal trimmings on the door panel are just plain bad, the plastic is very thin and I suspect the chrome surface will begin to wear off in 4-5 years. I understand it might be due to the need to cut costs and reduce weight by using inferior plastic trimmings, but Mercedes really should not do that to interior bits and pieces that are within the driver’s field of vision or grasp.
Why no one likes the 2+2 seat sport cars ?
The exterior looks good, but like all new Mercedes, the interior feels cheap to the touch.
I personally think Mercedes has one of the best interiors on the market, what do you dislike? What car do you drive?
@@--Wingman-- hi there, I have a C207 E500 facelift coupé, I have had it since new. The interior might be totally old school but is solid as a rock. One of the last Mercedes with doors that shut like a bank vault door. The CLE’s C-Class derived interior is very cheap to the touch. Place your palm and pat on the dashboard and feel how hollow it is. The fake metal trimmings on the door panel are just plain bad, the plastic is very thin and I suspect the chrome surface will begin to wear off in 4-5 years. I understand it might be due to the need to cut costs and reduce weight by using inferior plastic trimmings, but Mercedes really should not do that to interior bits and pieces that are within the driver’s field of vision or grasp.
Those IPads that exist in lieu of traditional gauges makes the interior look even more cheaper.