Mercedes CLA Electric Shooting Brake Electric Car Lease
So what options are available in shooting brake :
Sport - from £40,150 this includes 18” alloys, comfort seats, partially illuminated Mercede star, panoramic roof, advanced package (4-way lumbar support, MBUX Navigation, heated font seats, LED lights, Mirror Package, climate control), easy-pack tailgate, MB.DRIVE, comfort suspicion and GUARD 360;
Sport Executive - from £42,300 this adds flush-door handles, heat insulated dark-tinted glass, 18” 5-spoke alloys, keyless-go, rear armrest, ambient lighting, digital extra and wireless charging;
AMG Line Executive- from £44,750 this includes AMG bodystyling, surround lighting,18” AMG alloys, multifunction sports steering wheel, sports seats, artico leather, AMG floor mats and anti-slip mats;
Premium - from £46,650 this includes 19” AMG alloys, MBUX superscreen, memory package, climate control 2-zone, illuminated door panels and MBUX Entertainment ; and
Premium Plus - from £49,350 this includes 19” AMG multi-spoke alloys, multibeam LED and adaptive lights, Nigh Package, Winter Package, Burmester 3D sound, HUD, pre-safe system and sound personalisation.
And how dos the CLA Shooting Brake perform? As per the below:
200 - with a usable battery of 58kWh this RWD offers 165 kW (221hp), top speeds of 130 mph and 0-62 times of 7.6 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 195 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 275 miles (on a full charge) - 235 miles combined . The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 6 hours and 15 min with the 200kW DC enabling 10-80% in 21 minutes. The estate has no confirmed Bidirectional charging. It has a 164 mpg equivalent, 540L cargo volume and offers towing capacities of 750kg (unbraked) and 1500kg (braked). The heat pump is standard.
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What do they expect from their reality? -> Pessimistic
She expects the worse out of situations even if she tries to keep a brave face for her family. She fears her father would abandon her again and has low expectations of Jerry at the start of the series. She has a defensive anticipation for rejection so her actions manifests as control, emotional aggression, and resentment. She believes that if she will get hurt in the future, might as well put a defense.
ROLE
1. Motivation of Actions
Why do they act? -> Egoism
It's not that Beth is necessarily selfish. Her arc often revolves around self-definition and self-worth. Most conflicts around Beth evolve around her autonomy, identity, and personal fulfillment. She always wonders what other lives she could have lived and tries to understand who she is despite her family ties. She feels that the life she currently lives will never be enough in spite of having the adventurous bounty hunter life she thought she wanted and the loving wife who stayed behind.
2. Momentum of Actions
Where does their momentum come from? -> Active
Beth constantly imposes herself on situations. She may act passive at first but her deep desire to take control of her life and make the most of it as seen through Space Beth shows us that she is the type of person who cannot sit still and watch things go by. Even when she is the Beth that stayed behind, she takes charge and is not a willing bystander of her surroundings.
3. Mobility of Actions
What fuels and sustains their actions? -> Introversion
Beth often isolates herself when she feels overwhelmed by a situation. She often desires to be happy but when it's not fulfilled, she reflects and retreats into herself in order to understand what went wrong and how to recognize who she really is.
RESONANCE
1. Preferred Environment
What kind of world do they thrive in? -> Chaotic
Like her father, Beth is flexible to the punches life throws at her. She craves the adventure and danger her father goes to and wonders the life she would have lived if she wasn't tied to family. Space Beth shows how adaptable and capable Beth is and both are capable of chaotic actions as seen in the episode where both Beths de-aged and tried to live their childhood again.
2. Preferred Judgement
How do they evaluate situations? -> Logic
Even though Beth has a lot of emotions, she processes them through rational thought and intellectualization. She defends her father in the earlier seasons because, to her rationality, he is Morty's only friend. Sometimes, she lauds her intellectual reasoning over Jerry. Despite her emotions, she trusts intelligence and capability more than vulnerability and sentimentality.
3. Preferred Understanding
How does reality become meaningful to them? -> Abstract
Beth wonders too much about the meaning of her life and her source of happiness. The implications of being a wife who is miserable in a marriage but desires to go out and see the world. She derives meaning from who or what role she is currently playing and wonders why she is miserable despite getting the two lives she asked Rick to give her.
INTEGRATION
How do they handle perspectives that challenge their natural Resonance? -> Fragmented
Beth is unable to be happy in a life where her family ties her down and it often leads her to wonder what other life she could have lived if it weren't for the fact that Jerry got her pregnant. She avoids vulnerability and compares the marriage with Jerry with building a homeless shelter which is work rather than intimate.
INVERSE SELF: (O)APE
(Optimistic)Altruism-Passive-Extroversion
When Beth allows herself to be happy, she realizes that her family matters more to her than she used to believe. She becomes a more willing listener and find comfort in talking with Jerry when she sees him as more than just an idiot. That maybe systems aren't so bad and that she needs them more to ground herself than to wonder too much and holding her family together helps her.
OVERVIEW:
Beth is a character who desires something more to her life than what she currently has. She is never too sure what she's missing which causes her to internalize and wonder what she actually wants out of life. She actively pursues this and tries to understand what makes her so unhappy.
What do they expect from their reality? -> Pessimistic
Rick is inherently depressed and nihilistic and a lot of his jokes center around the meaninglessness of the structures and people around him. He finds family to be fragile and sets himself up for disappointment. This pessimism drives him to act on that inherent distrust he has for those around him.
ROLE
1. Motivation of Actions
Why do they act? -> Egoism
Because of his pessimistic outlook in life thanks to a version of himself who killed his family, Rick always has that inherent distrust with his family and society at large. He has a resistance to people who he feels hold down his own freedom and would rather go on wacky adventures than face the responsibility and obligation of being a family man. He fears that intimacy because he knows that he might lose his family again somedays.
2. Momentum of Actions
Where does their momentum come from? -> Active
He acts onto the world rather than waits around for situations because he fears that if he does not act out first, he will lose everything that is dear to him and he would rather not face that reality of loss. His initial lost of his family has lead him to search far and wide across different universes to enact revenge on the one Rick that took everything away from him.
3. Mobility of Actions
What fuels and sustains their actions? -> Introversion
Even if Rick lashes outward, he gains energy from self-isolation and retreat from those he cares about. He would rather sit by himself in self-loathing than face the meaninglessness and pain of reality. He trusts himself more and gains more insight alone than with other people even if that insight leans heavily towards the negative side of things.
RESONANCE
1. Preferred Environment
What kind of world do they thrive in? -> Chaotic
Rick thrives when he is actively adapting and changing to every strange and new environment he has been through. He has known and seen every possibility and has prepared for it each time. He does not resonate when there is a structure which is why he is extremely against the council of Ricks. He even destabilizes family structures, governments, routine and emotional consistency not because he enjoys them but because he does not trust them but because family stability had been taken away from him.
2. Preferred Judgement
How do they evaluate situations? -> Logic
Rick is usually detached and rationalizes his way across his problems rather than dealing with the emotion of it all. This does not mean he lacks emotion because he can be sentimental at times but it is merely a preference towards scientific interpretation and systemic reasoning that makes it difficult for him to deal once emotions arise. Logic is a cover for the pain he feels inside and uses this knowledge to say how meaningless the universe is.
3. Preferred Understanding
How does reality become meaningful to them? -> Abstract
Rick engages reality symbolically and existentially rather than materially. He philosophizes negatively about the world around him and engages with the world through a nihilistic lens. Nothing holds meaning and he was pushed into this kind of thinking.
INTEGRATION
How do they interact with their opposite Resonance? -> Fragmented
Rick is heavily against systems and emotions that he avoids and causes disruptions no matter the cause. He does not believe in internal stability and regulation and wants the chaos of the universe to eat him alive.
INVERSE ROLE: (O)APE
(Optimistic)Altruism-Passive-Extroversion
Whenever Rick becomes optimistic about the world around him, he can be more altruist leaning as he wants to believe in a world where family matters and that structure still exists. When he allows himself happiness and he will deny this, he is glad that he has a new found family in the mix and match of the current Smith family. His pessimism throughout the series is what prevents him from connecting deeply with his family at different times but he is slowly opening up and he even invites his grandchildren to exercise with him at one point.
OVERVIEW:
Rick is a deeply traumatized and hurt character that acts for himself and acts on the world around him rather than letting the world hurt him again. He refuses this trust to the people around him but, soon, he learns to open up and allow family to be a very big dynamic in his life.
*with a flick of his wrist, Maxim manifests a kind of pull-string on Spinel, almost acting like a tail - as well as patting unto her back a paper note saying "pull me!", with an arrow pointing to said pull-string.*
*with a chuckle, he dissappears as soon as he appeared. Now to see just how long it takes until someone's tempted to pull the string and see what happens...*
@swelling-feeling
It wasn't long until a random quartz noticed as she wandered LHW. Like an inflatable raft Spinel all of the sudden sprung outward in every direction. A pink orb lightly bounced off of the stunned quartz and squeaked as she rolled some. Woulnd't be long until she becomes an impromptu ball, not that she would particularly mind.
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Os Clã lançaram “Tudo no Amor”, uma ode às contradições do sentimento que ilumina e cega.
Os Clã apresentaram em novembro de 2019, o single “Tudo no Amor”, o primeiro avanço do álbum *Véspera*, que chegaria às plataformas em maio de 2020. Com letra de Sérgio Godinho e música de Hélder Gonçalves, o tema foi cantado pela voz inconfundível de Manuela Azevedo e rapidamente se impôs como uma das canções mais delicadas e profundas da banda portuense.
A melodia, construída sobre uma harmonia circular e uma estrutura simples (verso-refrão que se repete quase como um mantra), reforça essa sensação de vertigem emocional. A guitarra acústica de Hélder Gonçalves, o piano e os arranjos minimalistas criam um ambiente íntimo, onde a voz de Manuela Azevedo ganha ainda mais força, alternando entre doçura e intensidade.
“Tudo no Amor” foi a primeira canção a ficar pronta para *Véspera* e acabou por definir o tom do disco: pop-rock elegante, maduro e emocionalmente sofisticado, sem perder a leveza característica dos Clã. A parceria com Sérgio Godinho, que já tinha colaborado com a banda em outros projetos, revelou-se especialmente feliz. O próprio Godinho confessou mais tarde o carinho especial por esta letra, que chegou a interpretar em palco em versões acústicas intimistas.
Em 2021, o tema foi galardoado com o Prémio Autores da Sociedade Portuguesa de Autores na categoria de Melhor Tema de Música Popular, reconhecimento merecido para uma canção que, mesmo lançada às portas de um ano turbulento como 2020, conseguiu “salvar” muitos ouvintes com a sua beleza intemporal.
Mais de cinco anos depois, “Tudo no Amor” continua a soar fresca e necessária. É uma daquelas raras peças da música portuguesa recente que consegue ser ao mesmo tempo acessível e profunda, romântica sem ser piegas, e que resume na perfeição o que os Clã sempre souberam fazer melhor: transformar emoções complexas em canções que parecem simples, mas que nos acompanham durante muito tempo.
