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    Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupe Leaks Out

    William Maley

    Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com

    April 18, 2012

    For the longest time, we been reporting about a small, FWD sedan from Mercedes-Benz that would look like a CLS that has been run through the dryer a bit too long. Well, thanks to Autoblog.rs, we have gotten our first look at the "baby CLS" in its concept form.

    The Concept Style Coupe (CSC) as its called shares the same design ideas as the larger CLS mixed with some cues from the F800 concept from 2010.

    Mercedes-Benz's new MFA platform, which debuted on the new A-Class, is underpinning the CSC.

    The CSC will make its world debut at next week's Beijing motor show.

    Source: Autoblog.rs

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    I actually likey likey this car :P It will put pressure on Caddilac for the ATS model. This is good as Caddy will always need to stay on their toes to take back the crown of being the standard of the world.

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