
The
Stuttgart-based brand
Depending
on the equipment line and engine, Mercedes-Benz charges between EUR 2,124
and 3,439 ex-factory for the optional AMG sports
package
Für das auf Wunsch lieferbare
Sportpaket AMG berechnet Mercedes-Benz je nach Ausstattungslinie und Motor
ab Werk zwischen 2.124 und 3.439 Euro |
New Mercedes-Benz C-Class
from EUR 29,988
Stuttgart - The
new C-Class, which Mercedes-Benz unveiled a few days ago, will cost between
EUR 29,988 and EUR 44,328 ex-factory. The new C 180 KOMPRESSOR entry-level
model is therefore just EUR 119 more expensive than the outgoing model, despite
a more extensive standard specification and uprated engine.
And the prices for the diesel saloons will increase
by a modest 1.3 to 1.6 percent. The new C 200 CDI will cost EUR 31,892
ex-factory. The full line-up includes eight four- and six-cylinder models,
which deliver up to 13 percent more power and consume up to six percent less
fuel than the predecessor. Compared with the outgoing saloon, the standard
specification for the new C-Class features even more cutting-edge technology
designed to enhance safety and comfort. The specification includes the AGILITY
CONTROL package which adjusts the shock absorbers to suit the individual
situation, the ADAPTIVE BRAKE system with driver assistance functions, the
newly developed THERMATIC 2-zone automatic climate control, a kneebag for
the driver, projection-beam headlamps and brake lights that flash rapidly
in the event of emergency braking. Six model variants come as standard with
light-alloy wheels. In addition to the CLASSIC entry-level model, the ELEGANCE
and AVANTGARDE design and equipment lines are available, which cost between
EUR 1,999 and EUR 2,118 ex-factory, depending on the engine option selected.
This model concept enables Mercedes customers to emphasise certain hallmark
C-Class features. Agility dominates with the AVANTGARDE model, expressed
most forcefully through the tradition-laden sports car radiator grille with
its three horizontal louvres and the large Mercedes star. 17-inch light-alloy
wheels and aluminium trim elements are also part of the specification for
this line. The ELEGANCE model lives up to its name with features like the
high gloss painted, three-dimensional saloon radiator grille and fine wood
trim elements.
As with the AVANTGARDE line, the ELEGANCE line also boasts many more extras
such as a luxury multifunction steering wheel with 12 control buttons, instrument
cluster with 4.5-inch display and lighting package. The C 320 CDI and C 350
V6 models leave the production line as standard with the ELEGANCE or AVANTGARDE
specification. Depending on the equipment line and engine, Mercedes-Benz
charges between EUR 2,124 and 3,439 ex-factory for the optional AMG sports
package. The package includes attractive, exclusive equipment details, many
of which are not available separately. AMG bodystyling, sports suspension,
speed-sensitive power steering, 17-inch AMG light-alloy wheels, sports seats,
sports pedals and three-spoke leather steering wheel are all included. |
Choice of eight models: four-cylinder
engines with noticeably more power
Mercedes-Benz offers a compelling entry route into the world of the new C-Class
with its four-cylinder C 180 KOMPRESSOR, C 200 KOMPRESSOR, C 200 CDI and
C 220 CDI engines. Compared with the outgoing models, prices are just 0.4
to 1.7 percent higher, while the engines deliver up to 15 kW/20 hp more power
and consume up to 0.5 litres of fuel per 100 kilometres less than before.
All models and their prices* can be seen below:
C 180 KOMPRESSOR** 115 kW/156 hp EUR 29,988
C 200 KOMPRESSOR 135 kW/183 hp EUR 32,071
C 230** 150 kW/204 hp EUR 34,451
C 280 170 kW/231 hp EUR 35,641
C 350 200 kW/272 hp EUR 44,328
C 200 CDI** 100 kW/136 hp EUR 31,892
C 220 CDI 125 kW/170 hp EUR 34,213
C 320 CDI 165 kW/224 hp EUR 40,758
*ex-works incl. VAT; **available from approx. August 2007
DaimlerChrysler Communications,
Stuttgart (Germany), Auburn Hills (USA), January 24, 2007 |
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