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Not hard to see this one coming. With the debut of the 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe set for the 2009 Geneva Auto Show, the appearance of a cabriolet version shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. Sources have told Inside Line that the soft-top version of the two-door E-Class is scheduled for a fall debut at the 2009 Frankfurt Auto Show.
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rtgarcia says:
11:04 PM, 02/25/09
That door is WAY too short for that body
ctpax says:
11:21 PM, 02/25/09
*barfs*
Tenbagger says:
06:20 AM, 02/26/09
Daimler continues to bore.
redliner says:
07:32 AM, 02/26/09
^
I agree with all the coments so far. IMHO, Audi's Cabriolet looks alot better.
It would be nice if we get an AMG version though.
daytona_500 says:
08:10 AM, 02/26/09
Looks great, but I don't think red suits very well.
albook says:
01:43 PM, 02/26/09
Wow that back seat must be big, but I guess it is the E class coupe now. What Audi drop-top looks better? The A5 is pretty nice, but I'd definitely have to see both in person to make that judgement. Looks a little long, and I'm not totally in love with the coupe. Not boring though.
petrolhead85 says:
02:06 PM, 02/26/09
Der neue Sebring Cabrio?
I actually really like the side profile of the E-class coupe, this one just looks bad. As with the Infiniti G37 coupe, the swoopy profile doesn't translate well to a convertible. It just ends up with a fat arse.