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What are you going to get?
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What are you going to get?
C200 highlights:
- 18-inch alloy wheels
Tires with run-flats
LED headlights
AMG Line exterior package
Access to the proximity key
Help with adaptive high-beams
Puddle lamp projections
Four driving modes
Rain-sensing wipers
AMG Line interior and mats
Ambient illumination for the interior (64 colors)
Artico faux leather trim
Front seats with power
Auto-dimming rear-view mirror
Multi-functional Nappa Steering wheel made of leather
Dual-zone climate control
11.9-inch portrait touchscreen
MBUX with conversational voice controls
MBUX Premium Navigation with live traffic
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (wireless)
Digital radio receiver
12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
Fingerprint scanner
Mercedes Me Connect vehicle tracking remote controls Emergency call
360-degree camera view
C300 adds:
Real leather trim
19-inch AMG wheels
Kit for repairing a tire with a compressor
Rear privacy glass
The Driving Assistance Program Plus (detailed in the section on Safety)
Our tester was also outfitted with an optional Vision package ($3600), which includes a panoramic sunroof, head-up display, Augmented Reality (AR) navigation, and front memory seats with heating and traffic sign assistance.
Are the Mercedes-Benz C300s safe?
The C-Class has a 5star ANCAP safety rating due to tests conducted by 2022.
It scored 91 percent in adult occupant protection and 90 percent in child occupant protection, 80 percent for pedestrian security, and 84 percent for safety assistance.
Standard safety equipment comprises:
Ten airbags include a front airbag
AEB with detection of pedestrians and cyclists
Surround-view camera
Parking sensors for the front and rear
Active Parking Assist
Control of the cruise with adaptive features
Driver attention monitoring
Lane-keep assistance (steering assistance)
Blind-spot tracking with Exit Warning feature
Active bonnet
Speed Limit Assist
The Driver Assistance Pack Plus (C300) includes:
A junction assists
Control of the cruise with stop/go
Blind-spot assistance
Lane change assist
Lane following assistance
Evasive steering aid
Side-impact protection and anticipation system
Traffic sign assistance
What is the price that the Mercedes-Benz C300 runs for?
A 5-year, unlimited-kilometer guarantee cover every 2022 Mercedes-Benz C-Class model...
The company offers plans for servicing that provide three, four, and 5 years and it is recommended to service every 12 months or more than 25,000 kilometers.
Three years of service will cost you $2650; Four services will cost $3600; 5 years will cost $5200...
CarExpert's Take on the Mercedes-Benz C300
In many ways, the latest C-Class is the ideal brand new Mercedes-Benz.
It's beautiful inside and out and is packed with the kind of technology previously restricted to S-Class. Many people will be in their car, fiddling with the screens, and instantly sign the dotted line.
I was hoping for more but. For the price and the features, it's a bit pricey. The 2.0-liter engine and 48V system did not immediately blow me away. Maybe the C200 is a better purchase, and the glitzy interior can be a bit sloppy in ways you wouldn't expect from a manufacturer that boasts "The Best Or Nothing."
The fact that the footrest doesn't accommodate my right foot, the kind that you'd expect to find in the $20,000, not the interior of a German executive car, and specific interior materials were a little desired.
They're the kinds of things that the more traditional and less flashy BMW 3 Series and Audi A4 achieve. These are the kind of things that Mercedes-Benz utilized to perfect.
With all its merits, perhaps the C-Class needs a touch of the older Mercedes-Benzmagic.