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#mercedesbenz #mercedes #cclass #mercedescclass #designo #c280 C-Class six-cylinder saloon with designo green metallic paintwork The C 280 is the top model of the 202 series in its debut year 1993 Mercedes-Benz has offered a wide variety of factory paint finishes since the 1950s “Close-up” – the name of this series from the Mercedes-Benz Museum says it all. Each instalment tells a surprising, exciting or behind-the-scenes story, illuminating details of a vehicle, an exhibit or an architectural or design feature. In the spotlight this time: the Mercedes-Benz C 280 from 1996 in Collection Room 5: Gallery of Everyday Heroes. No. 1/2025: Mercedes-Benz C 280 (W 202) A bold statement: This Mercedes-Benz C 280 from the 202 model series...

#mercedesbenz #cclass #mercedes #mb #mercedesbenzcclass #eqe #eqesuv #eclass #mercedessuv #mercedesbenzeclass #mercedesbenzeqe #euroncap #toprated With 182 points, Mercedes-Benz C-Class is the test winner in the current evaluation round Another top result after previous years’ similarly high ratings for EQE, EQE SUV and E-Class Adapted Euro NCAP evaluation criteria for collision avoidance The Mercedes-Benz C-Class has received the top rating of "very good" in the current Euro NCAP assessment for driver assistance systems[1]. The tested model achieved a total of 182 points in the evaluation. The C-Class won this test round among five other contestants. The C-Class Saloon achieved 85% in the area Assistance Competence and 97% in Safety...

#mercedesbenz #mercedes #cclass #glc #germancarforum New MBUX infotainment generation with 5G data transmission Individual entertainment with third-party apps and music streaming in Dolby Atmos Automated personalisation using artificial intelligence New colours and leather-free interior The best-selling Mercedes-Benz C-Class and GLC models are becoming even more intelligent and individualised. They have the latest-generation MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) infotainment system with fast 5G data transmission[1], offering an interactive entertainment programme. In addition, convenience functions can be automatically adapted to personal preferences thanks to artificial intelligence. Furthermore, the C-Class and GLC are now also...

Compact, safe and sought after – the 202-series Mercedes-Benz C-Class was a resounding success: from 1993 to 2001, almost 1.9 million Saloon and Estate vehicles left the production lines. In May 1993, Mercedes-Benz presented the successor to the 201 series In autumn 1993, the C 36 AMG sent a strong signal of sportiness and driving dynamics The Estate model (S 202) followed in 1996 Classic, Elegance, Esprit and Sport – four lines were aimed at a broad target group In the sum of its attributes, the first C-Class consolidated the success of its striking predecessor, the Mercedes-Benz 190 (W 201), widely known as the “Baby Benz”. New diesel and petrol engines with four-valve technology had more power with reduced consumption and...

Classic vehicles are becoming increasingly popular – and Mercedes-Benz classics lead the statistics by a clear margin. The group of vehicles with the star that can obtain a classic car certificate and thus registration with the coveted H (for historic) German licence plate is set to grow in 2023. Debut of the 202 series 30 years ago Classics sporting the three-pointed star lead the H-plate statistics The Mercedes-Benz Classic Center in Fellbach celebrates its 30th birthday in 2023 Further Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-AMG models qualify as classic cars Stuttgart. Classic vehicles are becoming increasingly popular – and Mercedes-Benz classics lead the statistics by a clear margin. The group of vehicles with the star that can obtain a...

Meet the Mercedes-Benz C-Class All-Terrain@Immendingen For those who find a conventional estate car less than suitable off-road, and an SUV too high-legged, Mercedes-Benz now offers an all-rounder as an alternative in the C-Class segment: the C-Class All-Terrain. Additional information, entire press article(s), directly from its original source: Daimler AG

The new C-Class can now also be ordered as a plug-in hybrid Following the recent launch of the new C-Class generation it is now possible to order the C 300 e (combined fuel consumption, weighted: 0.8-0.6 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions, weighted: 17-13 g/km; combined power consumption, weighted: 23.3-20.8 kWh/100 km)1 and the C 300 e Estate (combined fuel consumption, weighted: 0.8-0.6 l/100 km; combined CO2 emissions, weighted: 19-14 g/km; combined power consumption, weighted: 24.1-21.6 kWh/100 km)1 as the first plug-in hybrid models. Additional information, entire press article(s), directly from its original source: Daimler AG