The W206 front deformation seems excellent and the car has a very strong/rigid front safety structure. The windscreen is not even cracked and the A-pillars and front door have no deformation. The front wheel did not move that much backward and even the body section between the door and wheel seems hardly affected by the crash test.In the old days, I would say "Of course it's got a good rating. It's a Mercedes-Benz, after all!"
But these days with the imminent collapse of the German auto industry (they have only have themselves and the European Union to blame), I'm just relieved that it got a good rating.
No matter what happens with their cars, at the very least Mercedes takes their safety suite extremely seriously.That is how a Mercedes-Benz is supposed to perform.
M
I wonder if they upgrade the plastics in the interior. My guess is they won't.
Great success.
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I have seen 1 C63. Two weeks ago a neighbour of mine had the new GLC63. I thought it was a replacement for his W205 C43 but it was a loaner.The market is exactly the same over here in $.
I’ve seen just 1 of these on the road in my town. I see the same matte black example quite frequently, and I feel the urge to walk up to the owner and ask them what compelled them to buy it.
C43/GLC43’s I see more frequently, but those cars actually make sense, and are a more reasonable buy.
GLC has less hard plastic than C class actually. Lower part of dash is soft touch.
I take your W206 C63 and raise a W204 C63 (pre or post face lift)I really hope Mercedes fixes this. This C is the most handsome small Mercedes on the road since the later production run 190E 2.6.
M
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