W205 Official Pricing
the E you are describing will probably start at 55k.
Having said that, Mercedes should NOT have created a sport package ala S class to get the more aggressive front and rear bumpers. The current package on the W204 is great where having sport appearance is a free option and you can add the wheels etc you want as an accessory. I know that the sport package now adds even more sport touches, but not sure if its worth that money.
Oh and don't get me started that the destination change went up even though they are now shipping from alabama instead of germany/SA
are you talking about the AMG body kit? because if so, that is a $2500 dollar option and it is NOT standard on the c400. as far as i can tell, the only thing that comes standard is the premium package which is $2700
40,400 + 2700 = 43,100 ....so MB is basically asking for over 5k for the upraded engine. the $2500 dollar amg sport kit is not standard. add that to a c400 and you are already at 52k without adding any interior options yet.
are you talking about the AMG body kit? because if so, that is a $2500 dollar option and it is NOT standard on the c400. as far as i can tell, the only thing that comes standard is the premium package which is $2700
40,400 + 2700 = 43,100 ....so MB is basically asking for over 5k for the upraded engine. the $2500 dollar amg sport kit is not standard. add that to a c400 and you are already at 52k without adding any interior options yet.
After seeing its performance here: 2015 Mercedes C400 0-60 MPH Test - Bi-Turbo 3.0 Liter V6 4MATIC AWD - YouTube I can't say I'm too surprised.
It's now a true rival to the 335's and the S4's. And it's got a much nicer interior and more standard equipment to boot.
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Personally, I think it is too expensive as a whole, but then again how many people would order a c300 with the sport and premium when they can get the v6 biturbo for just $3k more? I also don't understand why sport is required on a c400. I am sure that there are plenty of people that would prefer the bigger engine with the luxury package. Plus the interior options are very limited - forcing people to get leather if they don't want black (plus no beige even with leather, never saw that before). The way that MB has been pushing MBTex in the past this is new, and odd.
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Personally, I think it is too expensive as a whole, but then again how many people would order a c300 with the sport and premium when they can get the v6 biturbo for just $3k more? I also don't understand why sport is required on a c400. I am sure that there are plenty of people that would prefer the bigger engine with the luxury package. Plus the interior options are very limited - forcing people to get leather if they don't want black (plus no beige even with leather, never saw that before). The way that MB has been pushing MBTex in the past this is new, and odd.
thats interesting, ive never seen that before
over here on this page it doesnt say anything about the sport package being standard. it just says that it costs $2500
http://www.benzreport.com/2015-c-class-order-guide/
if it is indeed standard, then that makes the deal a little bit sweeter ($2500 is a large decrease). If i was to remove some other options like multimedia and parktronic it will knock 6k off the price. I was going to cancel my order but may be able to pull it off.




On top of this, people are still getting about $10k off on e350s right now. Nicely optioned with P1 lane tracking and keyless go you are looking at about $50k. MB blurred things a bit with their discounts so MSRP is pretty much meaningless at the moment. From this, a new C with small if any discounts makes for a pretty confusing marketplace. If the discounts continue on the E's Mercedes is expecting to get more for similarly equipped C350's (edit: meant C400s here) than E350s. Maybe that is reasonable, I don't know but it sure seems odd to me.
Last edited by ddeliber; Jul 30, 2014 at 02:47 PM.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/ne...rward/#!bq88JR
I for one will be in a c400 or c450 by beginning of next year with a tune.
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On top of this, people are still getting about $10k off on e350s right now. Nicely optioned with P1 lane tracking and keyless go you are looking at about $50k. MB blurred things a bit with their discounts so MSRP is pretty much meaningless at the moment. From this, a new C with small if any discounts makes for a pretty confusing marketplace. If the discounts continue on the E's Mercedes is expecting to get more for similarly equipped C350's (edit: meant C400s here) than E350s. Maybe that is reasonable, I don't know but it sure seems odd to me.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/ne...rward/#!bq88JR
I for one will be in a c400 or c450 by beginning of next year with a tune.




You're going to have 2 types of people buying the 4 cylinder E:
- Those who are buying the car for the badge, but a C is too small. These are the people who are going to lease the stripper cars.
- Those like myself who find anything more than 4 cylinders in a passenger car to be excessive, and who will option the car like they want and then buy it.
Last edited by MDMercedesGuy; Jul 30, 2014 at 05:27 PM.
For 2015, c400 (c350) gets you a twin turbo v6, bigger car and way better interior than anything in it's class. You also get standard 4matic. That's still a good deal considering all the car you are getting.
Most early w204 C350 buyers were also looking at the 335i and 335i were more expensive MSRP wise than the C350's, now that the C400 is more in line with 335xi prices, the value to them aren't completely there.
Having said that, Mercedes should NOT have created a sport package ala S class to get the more aggressive front and rear bumpers. The current package on the W204 is great where having sport appearance is a free option and you can add the wheels etc you want as an accessory. I know that the sport package now adds even more sport touches, but not sure if its worth that money.
Oh and don't get me started that the destination change went up even though they are now shipping from alabama instead of germany/SA
a twin turbo v-6 is pretty mean and nimble, plus not a complete gas guzzler.
oh well, in a couple of years, a CPO c400 might look extremely enticing.
the ONLY thing wrong with every single model is a back up camera is not standard. I just think that's crazy. there's so many cars nowadays that a rear view camera is standard. it's like it's almost a safety feature that shouldn't even be thought about...it should just come with it. a step in the right direction is at least offering it stand alone and not bundled into a $2000+ package.
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