Mercedes C-Class review
The first car products Mercedes-Benz brought to the Indian market when it came here in 1993 and now 20 years later there will be newly launched for our market. W205-spec models unveiled earlier this year and has gone on sale in most European markets, but will no longer be infants Benz sedan as the gap that has been taken by the CBA.
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Mercedes C-Class review |
2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been designed to look exactly like a much bigger 2014 S-Class. This means that it will be the same fascia with a teardrop-shaped lights, slatted grille chrome (depending on trim line) as well as sporty bumper with larger air recess in the fog lights.
Side profile gets a strong shoulder line sloping downward from front to back. It divides the profile into three sections- window and door handles, door profiles and lines go hand in hand with wheel skirts. Mercedes-Benz is expected to offer at least four to five alloy wheel options include 10-spoke AMG wheels when the car is launched for the Indian market.
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Mercedes C-Class review |
Suduk back exactly the same as the S-Class, which means that it will wrap-around taillights, dual tail lights that have been integrated into the body of work as well as a chrome line running above the license plate holder.
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Mercedes C-Class review |
Interior 2014 C-Class bears several advantages of the new design language but overall, it retains the familiar design philosophy and is quite successful. The steering wheel is a three-piece affair with controls mounted on it for various options.
Design
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Mercedes C-Class review
The gauges are mostly digital and there is a great new look center that is expected to show most of the options for the car. Familiar rotary dial control system has been retained from the previous model and is expected to become a standard option on all variants. Given the C-Class' basic buyer, will all trim levels including leather for the seats, dashboard, steering wheel and gear knob. We also hope that the Merc will offer rear-seat entertainment package for Indian customers.
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Mercedes C-Class review |
Engine, and new variants
The engine options will include a 2.0-liter petrol and 2.2-liter diesel that will be offered in the C200 CGI for the former and C220 CDI and C250 CDI in the latter case. We also expect the new C63AMG that will be brought to the Indian market after diriliskan car into the Indian market. The entire range of cars will be offered with the 7G-Tronic automatic gearbox as standard on all the latest variant.
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Mercedes C-Class review |
Prices and tough competition
C-Class is no longer a baby Benz, so the price is expected to move to Rs 40 lakh and above range but still will compete with the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4, Jaguar XF and Volvo S60 range. pelangan hope that Mercedes-Benz will launch the car as early as 2015 for the Indian market
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