Mercedes-Benz CLS-Klasse
2nd gen Shooting Brake (X218), 2012–2018
2015 Mercedes-AMG CLS 63 S Shooting Brake
Imported
Los Angeles, California
August 12, 2023
I don't understand how this is registered in California, but it was one of my favourite spots from my trip
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Comments (10)
olivierlessard 2023-10-04 06:21:34 | #2
naterez71 (2023-10-04 05:49:11)naterez71
I've seen an article or two about this car! I also do not know how it is registered in CA
I've seen an article or two about this car! I also do not know how it is registered in CA
I was very happy to see it during the weekend I spent there
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CarDriver3838 2023-10-06 00:36:09 | #7
naterez71 (2023-10-05 15:51:42)naterez71
Not the case here. Substantially similar does not include different body styles (sedan versus shooting brake), and show and display is for a certain list of cars, which this is not on
Not the case here. Substantially similar does not include different body styles (sedan versus shooting brake), and show and display is for a certain list of cars, which this is not on
Sorry if I sound dumb, but could it perhaps be a diplomat or something that was able to keep the cat? Or perhaps, they got special permissions from the DMV?
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CarDriver3838 2023-10-06 08:23:36 | #9
naterez71 (2023-10-06 00:46:47)naterez71
Not possible to get special permission for the DMV. It's not federally legal. Also, a diplomat would have diplomatic plates
Not possible to get special permission for the DMV. It's not federally legal. Also, a diplomat would have diplomatic plates
Fair point. I guess this has to be one of the weirdest imports on Platesmania haha!
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Spotted_in_CA 2023-12-30 20:57:56 | #10
The car is a 2014 model imported from Switzerland; it was marked as produced in 2001
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