Category: C-Class

A major car magazine has reported that it is Mercedes-Benz’s intention to sell a C-Class diesel in the next three years. By that 2014 date, around 8 model variants will be available with these fuel-efficient and torquey powerplants. To date, Mercedes-Benz offers the diesel engine alternative in its M, GL, R and E-Class models, with

Based on the 2012 C-Class sedan, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe has recently been seen on the U.S. mainland. Previously, this C-Class coupe had only been seen testing at the Nurbrugring in Germany, as a near-production prototype. This is a timely development as the previous C-Class coupe, the CLS was not successful in the U.S. This

We’ve already seen the brand spankin’ new 2012 Mercedes-Benz C-Class, and the next-gen vehicle is set to make its debut at the Detroit Auto Show. This time, though, it’s the high-performance edition of the upcoming C-Class that’s peeking its head (or front fascia, to be more precise) much to our delight. Ladies and gentlemen, the

As smartphones get smarter, the next thing automakers and mobile phone manufacturers want is in-car phone integration. For Nokia, that lies in its Terminal Mode technology that is being implemented in a number of vehicles made by Nokia’s partners–including Mercedes-Benz, which will feature Terminal Mode smartphone integration on the 2012 C-Class compact executive sedan line.

This is it, guys. Set your eyes keenly on this. It’s no other than Mercedes-Benz’s 2012 C-Class, which had gotten quite a modest facelift from its predecessor. Those looking for a lot of change will find it under the hood, where there will be a four banger engine for the C250 option that will be

It has been reported that with the upcoming release of the new Mercedes-Benz C-Class, the planners at AMG have conceptualized the AMG Black Series variant for this new model, with an introduction scheduled for 2012. The new C-Class AMG Black Series Coupe will not be sporting the 6.2 liter powerplant from the previous C63. While

Ahead of its launch at the Detroit Motor Show this coming January, the new Mercedes-Benz C-Class coupe has been seen effectively without disguise. The C-class coupe is set to replace the CLK which had a 12-year run consisting of two model generations. With the launch of the C-Class coupe, the sports hatch with the CLC