The Mercedes-Benz C-Class lineup has been simplified for 2006, thanks to the elimination of several models. The station wagons and three-door coupes are history. All that remain are four-door sedans, and most are powered by an all-new V6. This engine is Mercedes’ first dual overhead cam V6, with the latest control technology and fully variable valve timing.
I really liked the exterior look of the car, especially the aggressive stance thanks to the AMG body kit, lowered sports suspension, and big wheels with wide tires.
From interior, C-Class cars look and feel like a Mercedes-Benz, with firm, supportive seats and mostly high-quality materials. The C-Class delivers Mercedes engineering and safety technology, with optional all-wheel-drive that will improve traction in wet or wintry conditions.
The engine is smooth and sounds great. It is fast enough when pushed, but if you really want to rocket you can always get the C350. The 2.5L V6 is torque enough to make passing enjoyable, fuel economy is very respectable at an average of 22mpg.
The new 6 CD-changer in the glove compartment is MP3 compatible, so you can use it with CDs containing 100 MP3 files each for a total of 600 songs per magazine. Great build quality fit and finish.
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Pros:
* styling
* features
* solid feel
* responsive engine and brakes
* great gas mileage
* It’s a Benz!!!
Cons:
* Rear seat is a little tight but acceptable.
* Mine doesn’t come with split folding rear seats.
Overall, it is a great entry-level Mercedes Benz with great performance and features but won’t break you bank account. It definitely looks better than the competitions.
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