Any feedback on these white face gauge overlays is appreicated:

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1986 300E (3/2002) Rear ended and totaled (10/2009)
2000 Xterra (5/2000)
1992 400E (11/2009) -Sold
1986 300E (12/2009) - Sold
2004 E500 Wagon (6/2013) - Sold

I think they are ugly, but some people like them.

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1999 SL500
1969 280SE
2023 Ram 1500
2007 Tiara 3200

A hideous mutilation of a Mercedes automobile. If you want white faces try a Nissan Maxima SE. They come from the factory that way.

I assume you have to remove the gauge needles to install them and would worry that it may be impossible to put them back in the exact same position. (If you don't first break them or damage the gauge trying to remove the needles) The chrome rings are the way to go for a subtle classic look and even they can be a pain to install:

Hello,

Well, if white is not you preference, I can do any color you want, may I suggest a beige creme or light mocha color?

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2006 BMW M5 "Heidi" @ 109,000 miles
2005 MBZ C55 AMG "Lorelai" @ 165,000 miles
1991 MBZ 300E "Benzachino II" @ 165,000 miles
1990 MBZ 500SL "Shoshanna" @ 118,000 miles

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"A hideous mutilation of a Mercedes automobile"
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my amg came with white face gauges. I guess mercedes thought they were an upgrade! That being said, they are a little too white for my tastes. My car's are a little less bright.

Change the interior of your car to your liking. Some will like it some wont. Even leaving your car bone stock will get the same results. Do what you like imo.

I think a lot of the 80's model AMG's are hideous mutilations as well!

Cars come a certain way from the factory. If you like modifications by all means mutilate your car anyway you see fit. The problem comes when you want to sell the car to someone else. I won't even test drive cars that have tasteless modifications because there are so many unmolested cars on the market. That includes tacky aftermarket CD players. Even if you find someone who likes heavily modified interiors its likely that they would want different modifications than you would.

To many buyers seeing modifications on a car is the same as seeing body piercings or tatoo's on a person. There is a negative connotation to them. When I see modifications I am under the general opinion that the owner probably spent their service and maint money on colored trinkets to adorn their interior.