Comments by "Hasan Al-habbobi" (@hasanal-habbobi4018) on "carwow" channel.

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  34. xIVIx then you are literally blind. They are not the same car in different lengths... They are similar not the same. And Yes while they share similar design language they are very much distinguishable from each other. If you couldn't already tell by the massive size difference the s class (especially the face lift) looks completely different from the e and c. S class has three curve headlights, e class 2 curve headlights and c class single curve headlights respectively. S class also has a COMPLETLY different front grill. And each class has completely different front and rear diffusers as well. The s class has 3 taillights while the c and e have 2 taillights. Not to mention the s class has more defined and pronounced depth, body lines and proportions and also has a lot more chrome trim too. And the interiors are significantly different. S class dashboard surroundeds the screens in leather. C class is a floating screen that looks completely different. And e class is a combination of the two which makes sense since its inbetween the c and s... Hence it has the cengre console of the c class and dashboard of the s class however with the screens sticking out more. They are not soulless. You are. Their souls are full of elegance and luxury and have the perfect balance of classy and moderneess to them. Older c class and e class looked absolutely hidious and outdated interior wise and their outsides were far too boxy. These designs are far more elegant. And by sharing similar body language they strengthen brand image and identity. And even though they share similar design language they are still distinguishable in their own respect... Especially interior wise. And frankly there is abosolutly nothing wrong with this design philosophy as sales suggest. Nearly every single manufacturer does this one way or another....by your logic then we can say 5 series is a mini 7 series.... A4 is an a6 just with different lights and shorter length. And these cars are not meant to be flashy... They are meant to be under the radar.... Hence the concept of stealth wealth. So by sharing similar design language.... They are able to blend in better. Furthermore.... This makes sense when you think about it from the perspective of a customer.... Let's say someone is in the market to buy the e class but they don't like the exterior design of the e class but love the c class's exterior design. As a result of this that person may be compeled to go for the c class... And give up the e class and its better interior, and all the additional features and technology it has..... If not go for a different company altogether. So by giving the similar good looking design that person won't have to give up the better interior etc and will still get the design they like. So its a win win for both the customer and the company. So actually its far better than the old ones. New c e s and cls are significantly better than there old predecessors. The old ones look outdated already let alone next to the new ones.
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  49. Mondo Music​​​​ lmao you are very ignorant. 1- German car are presently the leader of innovation, as I explained in my last comment which you failed to prove otherwise 2 - if German cars broke down every few hundred miles no one would buy them. Clearly that is anything but the truth so shut up 3 - they do not look identical, they look SIMILAR. Major difference. This is nothing new, go look back then 1990's c/e/s they looked similar back then. Go search it up right now on Google and you will be proven wrong. They do not look the same. They look similar. Yes they undeniably have similar body language however they are still distinguishable . If you couldn't already tell by the major size difference....S class has a COMPLETELY different frill from c and c. It also has crystal front lights as opposed to normal single curve led lights of c class and two line curve of e class . Furthermore they all have different front and rear diffusers. S class had 3 tail lights whereas c and e have 2 tail lights. Not to mention s class has more chrome and has more pronounced depth to it's lines and proportions. So you are blind if you think they look the same. Quite frankly all companies do this... It's part of brand signature. Es and ls look very similar. All Lexus have same grill and check mark lighting. All infinite have same grill. All new acura have diamond grill. You have to realize that there is nothing wrong with this kind of design philosophy... It is part of what defines brand identity/signature. And as sale suggest it's clear people sent getting sick of it any time soon 4- guess what. Your experiences -besides the fact you have provided zero evidence for - do not speak for the rest of reality If it broke down all the time then capitalism would kick in and people would stop buying them. CLEARLY THAT ISNT THE CASE so again stop bringing this duales point up 5- wth? Bells and whistles? You can't even get technical and serious when it comes to this and yet you try to talk like an expert? Guess what the tech that mkbhd was testing was an update of the autopilot which already exists in the e class today. In fact it existed from the s class in 2014. He was testing a new update to the system. The point is I dont see a production ready Lexus autopilot anywhere being tested I don't understand what it is with your hatred for Germans. I don't mind if you like Japanese cars more. No problem I respect that. But that doesn't mean you should talk shit about other companies just because you don't like them. That is the very defnition of being close minded
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