I honestly have to say that C-Class interior is on par with the 3 Series sedan. Obviously I haven't been inside the B8 A4 yet but the B7 A4 had better interior than either one of those two cars.
I've sat inside the A5 which you probably know has the same interior as the A4 and the quality isn't as good on the B7. Cheaper plastic used in some areas.
Now I want to see it even more.Really? That's surprising.Now I want to see it even more.
I've sat inside the A5 which you probably know has the same interior as the A4 and the quality isn't as good on the B7. Cheaper plastic used in some areas.
So all German sedans have worse quality than the previous generations? Cause i have also read journalists say that E90 doesn't have the same quality plastics with E46 3 series.![]()
My bro has an e46 with leather and alu trim, and I sat in different e90s, I am sorry but the difference is huge.
The dashboard is made from a better plastic in an e46, and you don't have all these little pieces of hard plastic everywhere...Everything feels softer, better made. If feels more premium to me.
Concerning the 1-Series, I don't know for the FL model, but the non-FL did not feel premium at all. Materials choice was not really good.
1. A4 (478p)
2. C-class (468p)

So all German sedans have worse quality than the previous generations? Cause i have also read journalists say that E90 doesn't have the same quality plastics with E46 3 series.![]()
Its the design that is the problem for the Benz interior, not the quality.
And you're suddenly the "design expert" here?![]()
Ok, what's wrong with the design? I'd like to hear it. Design is a subjective matter, always has, always will be. Some folks love it, some don't.
I think the W204 C-Class interior is fine, better than the W203 by miles in terms of quality and design and materials. It's also very ergonomical in my experience. Everything is within reach and where it should be or where you'd expect it in a Mercedes.![]()
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