Better looking than the EQS?It’s the best looking dedicated platform EQ vehicle. Whatever that’s worth.
M
I would say judge for yourself. I would never buy or not buy a car based solely on reviews. Mercedes' other problem is that the quality isn't uniform. Some models are better than others. The days of the 190E feeling, smelling etc like the 560SEL have long gone."It genuinely feels as if a few calibration tweaks could do wonders for the ride and handling, something that’d make it far more recommendable. Even if this was fixed, this is still an awfully expensive e-SUV that’s no more practical than SUVs costing far less, and it doesn’t feel as luxurious than the similarly costly BMW iX"
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Mercedes EQE SUV (2023) review: perky but porky
CAR magazine drives the new Mercedes EQE SUV with pictures, specs and verdictwww.carmagazine.co.uk
Another new MB, another review claiming the car does not feel as properly built not as luxurious as its price would require.
This is just a shame for a company like MB. They better start accounting for it. No matter how good looking some models are, I would not buy an MB nowadays based on what I read on the reviews.
I think this will be the most popular EQ model in the USA. The reviews seem better than any of the other dedicated EQ products.
M
Indeed and reading a number of reviews in the U.K. they seem to contradict themselves, some saying the ride is very smooth but it rolls in the corners, others saying the ride is firm and choppy but as a result it’s good in cornersI would say judge for yourself. I would never buy or not buy a car based solely on reviews. Mercedes' other problem is that the quality isn't uniform. Some models are better than others. The days of the 190E feeling, smelling etc like the 560SEL have long gone.
M
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Interior looks best without the hyperscreen. Less distracting gloss.![]()
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