Which model are you getting next?
09-18-2017, 11:29 AM
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Which model are you getting next?
I had a 2010 e class and now I have a 2015 c class. My lease is up in 2018 and I am just thinking what car I should get next.
The C Class looks the same, so I am not sure if I should get the same car same model.
I think the GLA and GLC looks good.
The CLA looks good as well.
What are you guys and ladies selecting when your lease is up?
What is your comments on each car listed.
The C Class looks the same, so I am not sure if I should get the same car same model.
I think the GLA and GLC looks good.
The CLA looks good as well.
What are you guys and ladies selecting when your lease is up?
What is your comments on each car listed.
09-20-2017, 12:15 PM
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I had a 2010 e class and now I have a 2015 c class. My lease is up in 2018 and I am just thinking what car I should get next.
The C Class looks the same, so I am not sure if I should get the same car same model.
I think the GLA and GLC looks good.
The CLA looks good as well.
What are you guys and ladies selecting when your lease is up?
What is your comments on each car listed.
The C Class looks the same, so I am not sure if I should get the same car same model.
I think the GLA and GLC looks good.
The CLA looks good as well.
What are you guys and ladies selecting when your lease is up?
What is your comments on each car listed.
The GLC is basically just the SUV version of the C-class.
I used to drive a C300 in Malaysia and when I moved to Australia, I upgraded to a GLC43 and an E400 together.
The GLC43 felt practically the same as my C300, except that it was a helluva lot roomier and much more powerful, while the E400 felt much more solidly built, but didn't feel that much bigger from the C300 (except in rear seat space, where it was a very good improvement).
09-20-2017, 12:53 PM
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You're definitely not going to like the interior design or the build quality of any of the MFA-platform vehicles (A, CLA, GLA and B).
The GLC is basically just the SUV version of the C-class.
I used to drive a C300 in Malaysia and when I moved to Australia, I upgraded to a GLC43 and an E400 together.
The GLC43 felt practically the same as my C300, except that it was a helluva lot roomier and much more powerful, while the E400 felt much more solidly built, but didn't feel that much bigger from the C300 (except in rear seat space, where it was a very good improvement).
The GLC is basically just the SUV version of the C-class.
I used to drive a C300 in Malaysia and when I moved to Australia, I upgraded to a GLC43 and an E400 together.
The GLC43 felt practically the same as my C300, except that it was a helluva lot roomier and much more powerful, while the E400 felt much more solidly built, but didn't feel that much bigger from the C300 (except in rear seat space, where it was a very good improvement).
I think the GLC look really nice, too. I also, think the GLC is one of the vehicles I can chose from if I turn in my C-Class early.
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09-21-2017, 05:37 AM
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if ur thinking for an upgrade you must think of a level up not down
CLA is the different group
if you have the C you must think of C coupe or E class or E coupe next S go up on the ladder of mercedes benz
if you want a BMW think from the 4th series going up thats an upgrade accordning to me with all respect to u and all the others
good luck
CLA is the different group
if you have the C you must think of C coupe or E class or E coupe next S go up on the ladder of mercedes benz
if you want a BMW think from the 4th series going up thats an upgrade accordning to me with all respect to u and all the others
good luck
09-21-2017, 06:00 AM
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Came from a couple of BMWs and and presently have an ATS as my BMW stand in. Really like my present C300 coupe, but when the lease is up in two years, I'm thinking going back to the BMW --maybe a 4 series coupe if the style improves, or maybe the Alpha Romero.
09-21-2017, 08:26 AM
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if ur thinking for an upgrade you must think of a level up not down
CLA is the different group
if you have the C you must think of C coupe or E class or E coupe next S go up on the ladder of mercedes benz
if you want a BMW think from the 4th series going up thats an upgrade accordning to me with all respect to u and all the others
good luck
CLA is the different group
if you have the C you must think of C coupe or E class or E coupe next S go up on the ladder of mercedes benz
if you want a BMW think from the 4th series going up thats an upgrade accordning to me with all respect to u and all the others
good luck
I actually love the coupe but I have a 14 and an 8 year old and I wasn't sure if the coupe c class and coupe e class would be logical. The coupe is so nice, omg!
Are they changing the E class shape in 2018?
09-22-2017, 10:37 AM
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You're better off buying an E-class sedan (W213) if you're upgrading. A CLA (or any MFA-platform Mercedes) would be considered as a downgrade, and the GLC is practically identical to a C-class in terms of build quality and interior design.
09-23-2017, 08:35 PM
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The E-class isn't going to be updated anytime soon yet.
You're better off buying an E-class sedan (W213) if you're upgrading. A CLA (or any MFA-platform Mercedes) would be considered as a downgrade, and the GLC is practically identical to a C-class in terms of build quality and interior design.
You're better off buying an E-class sedan (W213) if you're upgrading. A CLA (or any MFA-platform Mercedes) would be considered as a downgrade, and the GLC is practically identical to a C-class in terms of build quality and interior design.
09-23-2017, 08:55 PM
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09-23-2017, 09:20 PM
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09-23-2017, 10:49 PM
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[QUOTE=CFG;7270613]The base E300 (rear-wheel-drive) and E300 4Matic (all-wheel-drive) are powered by a 241-hp, 273-lb-ft of torque 2.0-liter turbo I-4 engine.
That wheezing turd.[/
Oh the base 4 cylinder E300 isn't he best option. J got it now.
That wheezing turd.[/
Oh the base 4 cylinder E300 isn't he best option. J got it now.
09-25-2017, 01:32 PM
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You're definitely not going to like the interior design or the build quality of any of the MFA-platform vehicles (A, CLA, GLA and B).
The GLC is basically just the SUV version of the C-class.
I used to drive a C300 in Malaysia and when I moved to Australia, I upgraded to a GLC43 and an E400 together.
The GLC43 felt practically the same as my C300, except that it was a helluva lot roomier and much more powerful, while the E400 felt much more solidly built, but didn't feel that much bigger from the C300 (except in rear seat space, where it was a very good improvement).
The GLC is basically just the SUV version of the C-class.
I used to drive a C300 in Malaysia and when I moved to Australia, I upgraded to a GLC43 and an E400 together.
The GLC43 felt practically the same as my C300, except that it was a helluva lot roomier and much more powerful, while the E400 felt much more solidly built, but didn't feel that much bigger from the C300 (except in rear seat space, where it was a very good improvement).
They're both on my list if I stay with MB after I'm 'done' with my C400
09-26-2017, 12:15 PM
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Otherwise, stick with the E-class (which is built much better. Not sure about US models though, my GLC43 and E400 were both built in Germany).
However, if you do need practicality, the E-class loses out to the GLC.
