2011 C-Class unveiling will be happening in Detroit

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Finally, after the long wait, Mercedes-Benz has announced that the 2011 C-Class will be presented next year in Detroit. As expected, the new C-Class will be of a slightly different design, with new headlights, a reshaped bonnet and refurnished bumpers. The company is going to be putting in modified engines from the current C-Class lineup, and will be offering a seven-speed transmission as an option.

Apart from the four-door saloon, Mercedes-Benz is also preparing a
brand new C-Class Coupe. They say it should be worthy to take on arms
against fellow German rivals, the Audi RS5 and the BMW M3, who already
command quite a following for their high-performance. Mercedes-Benz’s
contender shall be known as the C63 AMG Coupe. Yes, you heard it right,
folks. AMG is taking responsibility, as it always has, in giving you a
little more–more power and more bragging rights–from the upcoming
C-Class.

If AMG’s word is as good as their creations, the C63 AMG Coupe should
easily outpower both the RS5 and the M3. Now, there’s something to look
forward to. Of course, AMG won’t limit themselves to the Coupe. They’re
also going to be offering performance packages for the saloon as well.

It’s all going down in 2011, so stay tuned for updates.