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why? The car is sold in the US as a gas model. The bumpers and all that jazz are the same...
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That engine is not emissions certified to be used in that chassis over here.
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I and many others think the CLS is the best looking sedan to come out of any car company in decades. Having a CDI in one would be the bees knees. You can chip those engines. 0-60 in under 6 seconds in diesel.
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well i guess i have to wait 25years before i can import one. WTF!?!
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I don't really like the CLS style, but if I was looking for that type of car I would probably buy a gas engine anyway. I don't really understand the point of diesel powered sport sedans.
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AFAIK, Nissan copied Merc.
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But they are ripping off MB designs and not Audi or BMW, so that says something. The CLS is a sexy car, its like a Jag and an E class had a kid! You get really sharp modern looks, with a somewhat British interior, and its all MB so the quality is their. I'd buy a CLS in a heart beat, soon as I get out of school and start making money I probably will. At least until the W221's come down in pricing. The CDI would be nice but the 3.5L V6 would be fine as well.
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now. if we could get the 400CDI from the euro GL's and drop it in a soft top CLK. hot. I like the euro CLS CDI's... but i also like the new E200CDI's
park tronic, 6 speed manual, no sunroof, no COMMAND, just basic car. a new version of my 240
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It's not just the numbers; I like diesels, but they just don't feel the same and I wouldn't put one in a performance car. The performance characteristics of a diesel are more suited to steady power (including endurance racing), but a high performance gasser is simply more fun to drive.
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