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We recently had a look at the official 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show press release regarding all the premieres expected there and among the 56 debuts there seem to be four new Mercedes-Benz models and a concept car.
Obviously, none of them was announced in detail yet so we only have speculations about what they will actually be, which we will surely do ourselves – speculate, that is.
First of all, we know that the recently-launched S 63 AMG W222 and the GLA crossover/SUV are not among those four since the two were announced separately as North American debuts.
Second of all, we're expecting a rather spectacular looking concept car if the bar set by the 2011 Silver Arrow concept and the 2012 Ener-G-Force concept - both presented during different editions of the LA Auto Show - is to remain in place.
It's a bit harder to guess on two of the four production models that should be unveiled but the other two are most likely represented by the V12 versions of the W222 S-Class. Yes, we are talking about the S 600 and the recently-scooped S 65 AMG leviathan.
We're thinking the expected facelifts for the CLS and the CLS Shooting Brake are the other two, but we're only about 82.37% sure. Expect more info as we're finding it out ourselves.
First of all, we know that the recently-launched S 63 AMG W222 and the GLA crossover/SUV are not among those four since the two were announced separately as North American debuts.
Second of all, we're expecting a rather spectacular looking concept car if the bar set by the 2011 Silver Arrow concept and the 2012 Ener-G-Force concept - both presented during different editions of the LA Auto Show - is to remain in place.
It's a bit harder to guess on two of the four production models that should be unveiled but the other two are most likely represented by the V12 versions of the W222 S-Class. Yes, we are talking about the S 600 and the recently-scooped S 65 AMG leviathan.
We're thinking the expected facelifts for the CLS and the CLS Shooting Brake are the other two, but we're only about 82.37% sure. Expect more info as we're finding it out ourselves.
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