The Final Edition cars receive AMG Line trim, which adds a grille with diamond-like inserts and a full bodykit that includes a splitter up front, side skirts, and a rear air diffuser. They also get twin exhaust pipes, 19-inch alloy wheels, and discreet 'Final Edition' emblems on the fenders.

The cabin is spruced up with black leather upholstery, light-coloured contrast stitching, stainless steel pedals, and a flat-bottom steering wheel, though we'll have to take Mercedes' word for it because pictures haven't been published yet.

The Final Edition package can be paired with virtually any of the CLS' engines. It's on sale now in Germany and in a handful of other European nations.

Both the CLS Coupe and the CLS Shooting Brake have long been established among customers as style icons. According to Ola Kallenius, Member of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and responsible for Mercedes-Benz Cars Sales, "We've produced iconic designs on wheels in the shape of the CLS Coupe and the CLS Shooting Brake."

"With high-tech ingredients such as the innovative Multibeam LED headlamps, the nine-speed automatic transmission or the modern multimedia system, they appeal to both head and heart in equal measure," he added.