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I'm sorry but the only open top car that looks manly is the 427 Cobra.

Anything else is for hairdressers

Holy crap, that thing is a dog!

You guys who reckon it's hot need your head read!

It looks like a Chrysler. Funny, cause the Chrysler uses an old Merc platform. Merc has done a double dutch....

The Merc is average looking at best and I've never really liked the look of Zonda's either they look a bit out of proportion at the back.

The Stumpy front and elongated rear looks way off imo. I guess I'm just of the long bonnet small boot sports car thinking though.

Don't like this new design...Is it me or has there been a decline in Mercedes' build quality and style? I've been in their showroom a handful of times recently and really don't like what I'm seeing.

I dont mind the last model SL55 and the newer S-classes (with the 2 squarish headlights next to each other?)

Some of there cars are pretty nice but I'm not sure about build quality. some are making rediculous power but :)

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