- 799 designo Diamond White Metallic upgrade
- Recently replaced tires
- Premium Wheels
- Panorama Roof
- Premium 3 Package with upgraded large screen
- Leather Seat Package with Seat AC and Heat
- $53k Window Sticker (included)
- Car Location: Florida
Mercedes-Benz’s C-Class model is a compact executive car from the German automaker that was introduced in 1993 as the replacement for their popular 190 model. Produced over five generations, the C-Class has been a popular seller all over the world thanks to its small size and footprint, but offering the requisite amenities and creature comforts that one could expect from a Mercedes-Benz. Along with the BMW 3-series and Audi A4, the C-Class competes in the German small luxury sedan segment. This car is a 2017 Mercedes-Benz C300 from the fifth generation. This generation was introduced to the world at the 2014 North American International Auto Show, and was when Mercedes-Benz decided to make the C-class bigger, and more akin to ‘a mini S-Class’. This example comes from Florida with 57,500 miles on the clock, and carried a window sticker of $53k when new.
Exterior and Interior
The fifth-generation C-Class was given styling cues from the big daddy S-Class as per Mercedes-Benz’ ethos of ‘a mini S-Class’. This 2017 Mercedes-Benz C300 comes with the 799 Designo Diamond White Metallic paint upgrade and rides on a set of Premium 18-inch five-spoke alloy wheels with recently replaced tires. The Mercedes-Benz ‘Star’ sits proud center on the front grille and leaves no-one in any doubt of this car’s provenance. The interior is specced in Silk Beige and seats five on plush seats. A Panorama Roof stretches above their heads. This car has the Leather Seat Package with heating and ventilation for the front seats. A Burmeister sound system is installed as well, and the Premium 3 Package option has been ticked which includes a larger upgraded infotainment screen, controlled by Mercedes-Benz’ COMAND with touchpad control in the center console. Dual-zone climate control and a classy analog clock round off the atmosphere.
Engine
The fifth-generation C-Class was offered with a range of gasoline, diesel, and hybrid powertrains with two or four wheel drive, and this 2017 Mercedes-Benz C300 comes with a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engine that puts out 242hp and 270lb.ft to the rear wheels via a 9G-TRONIC nine-speed automatic transmission. It’s handling prowess is assured courtesy multi-link suspension on all wheels, and stopping is taken care of by disc brakes all round.
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