From the small executive saloon to the hi-tech supercar, Mercedes has something to offer in nearly every sector of the market, each one combining traditional values of sophistication and solidity.
However, there's little tradition about the German company's latest offering. The CLS-Class breaks new ground, with the bold claim of being a four-door coup
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By Matt Joy
March 2005
From the small executive saloon to the hi-tech supercar, Mercedes has something to offer in nearly every sector of the market, each one combining traditional values of sophistication and solidity.
However, there's little tradition about the German company's latest offering. The CLS-Class breaks new ground, with the bold claim of being a four-door coup
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Due to its unique mix of style and sophistication, the main problem facing this Mercedes is the lack of direct competition.
Without a conventional class rival, the stylish newcomer's success rests on a positive reaction from the public to the concept of a four-door luxury coup
AT A GLANCE
There's something familiar about the CLS interior - but the overall effect isn't one you have seen before. The fresh, swooping lines of the dash complement the use of traditional wood and leather.