New luxury convertibles at the Detroit Motor Show

 
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New luxury convertibles at the Detroit Motor Show

New luxury convertibles at the Detroit Motor Show

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Mercedes and Rolls Royce will be vying for attention when both companies launch super-luxury convertibles at the Detroit Auto Show, confirms Automotive News. The Mercedes model will be based on the S-class sedan and will come with a soft-top. Unlike most convertibles, it’ll be able to seat four-people and is supposed to be more luxurious than the sedan upon which it’s based. Sources are reporting it’ll have the same 6.0L V12 as found in the S600 and develop 510hp. Click here for a possible rendering of the S-class convertible by German magazine Auto Motor und Sport.

The Rolls Royce convertible will essentially be a production version of the 100EX shown two years ago. We expect it to be very similar, and retain many of the same styling cues and technology.



 
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  1. The Roller is absolutley stunning.
     
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  2. The Roller is stunning - though - I hope that they do not changed the grille as the concept shows. That would be a slippery slope and rightfully draw the ire of old guard Rolls owners and enthusiasts.
     
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  3. Please feel free to delete this comment when you have read it, because my intnet is not to spam. You might want to mention where people can rent these types of cars, such as at http://www.lavishliving.com .

    I hope that is helpful. :-)

    David Leonhardt.
     
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  4. Old news about the rolls royce and Eurocarblog ran the mercedes story/pic - 6 months ago =]
     
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  5. Actually, if you checked our site you would have seen we've covered it before, too. The point it that at that point it was simply rumor, now it's been confirmed by reliable sources.
     
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