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Vivek G. @ Dec 16th 2007 7:40PM
I don't think I would - for some reason, the GLK looks the best of all the CUVs I've seen thus far. The Acura RDX is pretty sleek and high tech looking, and the EX had some nice curves, but I mean, its an SUV, and you don't buy an SUV based on looks or handling. If you did, you'd buy the sedan version, like the TL, or G35, or 3 series. The GLK looks really butch, which I like.
And with the way new Mercedes Benz cars are going now, this is going to have excellent build quality and decent driving dynamics. Not going to be the best handling truck in the class though, with the SH-AWD system in the RDX and the Infinity EX, but it won't be bad.
Who else really wants to see the AMG 6.2L V8 in this thing? That would be SERIOUSLY awesome, and seriously quick to boot.