The new Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class showed off its new skin a couple weeks ago at the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show. With a grille design borrowed from the AMG GT flanked by edgy, pointed headlights, the standard car already has a rather aggressive presence to accompany its flowing lines. There's still a proper AMG version out there, however, and it's slated to debut next month in Detroit at the 2018 North American International Auto Show.
That means the AMG model is still wearing camouflage, and though we don't expect the design to vary too much from the standard CLS, there will obviously be some differences. This spy video doesn't give us an in-depth look, but the front fascia will likely have tweaks to the lower air intakes, and the grille could sport a look closer to the AMG GT as well.
That means the AMG model is still wearing camouflage, and though we don't expect the design to vary too much from the standard CLS, there will obviously be some differences. This spy video doesn't give us an in-depth look, but the front fascia will likely have tweaks to the lower air intakes, and the grille could sport a look closer to the AMG GT as well.
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