new MILF soccer mom car.... R class AMG
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new MILF soccer mom car.... R class AMG
i went to fletcher Jones fremont thurs and saw the e ml and r class amg vehicles. all i can say is wow. the E class is evil but the sleeper is the r class, its stunning. the black on black r class needs nothing its bad *** right out the box!!! some lucky milf will get it
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That was my initial impression as well... however after driving a few, not the amg, i was shocked... I don't love it but certainly don't hate it... would i consider one, no... but it was a pretty sweet ride for what it is, and the amg would make it 10x better
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This review from Forbes Auto agrees with many of you:
2007 Mercedes-Benz R-Class Preview
The Latest Mercedes AMG
Mercedes' Vision R 63 AMG prototype looks cool, but is it really necessary?
Originally published 09/21/2005
Written by Dan Lienert
Not every car makes for a great hot rod. How did a Cosworth version of the Chevrolet Vegaever come to market? An SHO version of the Ford Taurus? An SVT version of the Ford Contour?
One modern vehicle that does not strike us as ripe for souping up is DaimlerChrysler's new Mercedes-Benz R-Class SUV, which will go on sale in the first week of October. The company plans to offer a hot-rod AMG model of the R-Class for model-year 2007, and unveiled a preview at this month's Frankfurt Motor Show, the Vision R 63 AMG prototype.
We realize AMG hot rods make Mercedes money and are in high demand. We also know Mercedes wants an AMG version of each of its model lines. But the R-Class is a huge, heavy vehicle that is far less sporty than the average Mercedes. To soup one up makes only a bit more sense, to our taste, than making a high-performance Dodge Caravan.
But even if the AMG R-Class strikes us as a bit over-the-top, the Vision R 63 showcases an exciting new engine, a 6.3-liter V-8 with 510 horsepower. It also seats six, so more of your friends can enjoy your car than they could if you owned a different AMG model.
And despite our misgivings about a fast R-Class, we think the prototype looks cool, thanks to a dark gray paint job and such exterior modifications as new front and rear ends, two chrome tailpipes and xenon headlights with titanium-coated reflectors. Enormous, 21-inch wheels with a five-spoke design complete the look.
The vehicle, at least in photos, looks aggressive and has the performance capabilities to back it up. The eight-cylinder engine puts out 510 hp with no turbo or supercharging, and the power is channeled through four-wheel drive. The Vision R 63 also features an AMG sports suspension based on Mercedes' air suspension, and the unit in this case can adapt itself to suit the road surface.
On the inside, the Vision R 63 AMG also has distinctive touches. Two-tone leather sports seats grace the first two seat rows, and a special steering wheel is designed to look and feel sporty.
What we're getting at is that on paper the AMG R-Class looks cool. But we think that, like supersize meals at McDonald's and stretched Hummers, it's a bit much -- and a bit unnecessary.
Forbes Fact
The Vision R 63 AMG accelerates from zero to 62 mph in approximately five seconds and has an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.
2007 Mercedes-Benz R-Class Preview
The Latest Mercedes AMG
Mercedes' Vision R 63 AMG prototype looks cool, but is it really necessary?
Originally published 09/21/2005
Written by Dan Lienert
Not every car makes for a great hot rod. How did a Cosworth version of the Chevrolet Vegaever come to market? An SHO version of the Ford Taurus? An SVT version of the Ford Contour?
One modern vehicle that does not strike us as ripe for souping up is DaimlerChrysler's new Mercedes-Benz R-Class SUV, which will go on sale in the first week of October. The company plans to offer a hot-rod AMG model of the R-Class for model-year 2007, and unveiled a preview at this month's Frankfurt Motor Show, the Vision R 63 AMG prototype.
We realize AMG hot rods make Mercedes money and are in high demand. We also know Mercedes wants an AMG version of each of its model lines. But the R-Class is a huge, heavy vehicle that is far less sporty than the average Mercedes. To soup one up makes only a bit more sense, to our taste, than making a high-performance Dodge Caravan.
But even if the AMG R-Class strikes us as a bit over-the-top, the Vision R 63 showcases an exciting new engine, a 6.3-liter V-8 with 510 horsepower. It also seats six, so more of your friends can enjoy your car than they could if you owned a different AMG model.
And despite our misgivings about a fast R-Class, we think the prototype looks cool, thanks to a dark gray paint job and such exterior modifications as new front and rear ends, two chrome tailpipes and xenon headlights with titanium-coated reflectors. Enormous, 21-inch wheels with a five-spoke design complete the look.
The vehicle, at least in photos, looks aggressive and has the performance capabilities to back it up. The eight-cylinder engine puts out 510 hp with no turbo or supercharging, and the power is channeled through four-wheel drive. The Vision R 63 also features an AMG sports suspension based on Mercedes' air suspension, and the unit in this case can adapt itself to suit the road surface.
On the inside, the Vision R 63 AMG also has distinctive touches. Two-tone leather sports seats grace the first two seat rows, and a special steering wheel is designed to look and feel sporty.
What we're getting at is that on paper the AMG R-Class looks cool. But we think that, like supersize meals at McDonald's and stretched Hummers, it's a bit much -- and a bit unnecessary.
Forbes Fact
The Vision R 63 AMG accelerates from zero to 62 mph in approximately five seconds and has an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.
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I think the R class is butt ugly and no help from AMG is going to help it.
But someone finds them beautiful as is the case with alot of cars, I mean look at the Pontiac Aztek, everytime I would see one I have to say "My God what do they think is appealing about them". LOL
As with everything its a matter of personal choice but still gross to look at, LOL.
But someone finds them beautiful as is the case with alot of cars, I mean look at the Pontiac Aztek, everytime I would see one I have to say "My God what do they think is appealing about them". LOL
As with everything its a matter of personal choice but still gross to look at, LOL.
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Originally Posted by pharmr
Now why would someone want to buy an suped-up van?
Again congrats Fay!
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Originally Posted by TKDalumni
Yeah! Never understood the apeal of the Pontiac Aztek either!!
if i find one i will shoot them down first.
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