It's Coming!.. C-Class 350 4-Matic Coupe
If it were a performance car, it'd be different... but it's not fast nor sporty. IMO it's quite overpriced too !
It is not perfect and needs mods as any stock car. It is much better than my former G37x in handling/steering, suspension and about same as fast with better gas millage. You would need to spend more to get sport car or apply mods. Try next step BMW 335i and you would need another $15K to be bit faster.
Per a product announcement, the C350 Coupe 4Matic will be built in March. Production will be allocated in February. It should show up in the system next month. The release date is 4/17.
On this date the cars will be shipped from Baltimore to MB dealers around the country. The pricing indeed may not be available until 2012, but really the only unknown there is the 4Matic option that usually is $2,000 to $2,500.
Last edited by safesphere; Dec 12, 2011 at 03:49 AM.




Sorry if I hurt your feelings, but you assumed that just because you purchased a rear wheel drive car, its cornering would be "more precise" than a 4 wheel version of the same car... and that isn't always the case. There are plenty of road tests that prove otherwise, that among stock models, the loss of control is mainly due to the myriad of electronic stability controls found on modern road cars. There are actually 4 wheel variants of certain cars that even corner better than their rear wheel brethren do, but I will grant you this, 4 wheel variants are not always as much fun, especially if you enjoy drifting!

You start a thread about your new car and then you go off on some moronic rant about Nissan, the Juke and some absolutely baseless nonsense about AWD and RWD.
The C350 is nowhere NEAR a "precise handling" performance car, it's hardly even a sports car, evident by the fact that it has zero accolades and absolutely no press coverage. It's so far from a sports car that the major auto magazines don't ever bother bringing one to the contest.
Obviously, your taste and knowledge of cars is as crappy as your English.
EDIT: Oh my god, it's not even his thread. He IS crazy.
Last edited by dcjwlee; Jan 28, 2012 at 05:28 AM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
BTW @GuOD he is not taking back the C-Class Coupe is a "Chick" car thingy so there. That was the AMG Coupe picture.
Precise cornering, I am guessing that something you would find in a Forumla 1 car so I have never experienced it.
When I was younger and drove a Civic with double wishbone suspension front and rear I recalled thinking this is amazing steering and cornering but I defer to the more knowledgeable in thses matters. The way most of the folks I see drive I think they would end up on the curb if we had anything precise when it came to steering.
Oh MBRedux that Nissan GT-R is to die for.
Now back to what I think the original post was about the release of the 2012 C350 4matic Coupe. I think this is MB play into the once BMW only market. In person the Coupe looks amazing so with the extra HP and 4WD it should be an interesting drive.
The sales numbers on all the 2012 C Class looks impressive so I am sure this will do well.
Last edited by Leslielp; Jan 28, 2012 at 12:15 PM.
If the 4-matic was available at launch I'd have gone with that.It's still totally liveable though, and it is fun to fishtail all around
Last edited by dbtk; Jan 28, 2012 at 02:51 PM.
If the 4-matic was available at launch I'd have gone with that.It's still totally liveable though, and it is fun to fishtail all around

Back to breitling's nonsense about AWD and RWD.
RWD isn't picked for it's "precise" handling. It's chosen because of the predictability of a RWD car's handling at the limits of adhesion and under acceleration.
Pallidium Silver-ash interior-burl walnut-18" 7-spoke wheels-navigation-keyless go.
Super excited!




My relative gets them in his dealership April 3rd they are expected (5 of them) - this is a dealer in NJ ...which is close to the Port in Newark, NJ.

So the marketing guys decided to move it up a bit.... so what?





