C300 2015 vs the newer models.
03-12-2018, 12:34 AM
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C300 2015 vs the newer models.
Is the 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 the exact same body?
Should I wait for the 2019 or stick to the 2018 or 2017 if the lease deal is really good?
Is there normally a significate difference in price?
I wanted to get an idea if I should wait on the 2019.
**The dealer advised the 2019 will be ready in August or September and I was hoping to turn my lease in May, since I was over my mileage already.
My lease is up in Nov.. I currently have a 2015 Class. I consider it basic compared to the C classes I see on the road with better rims, black roof, etc.
For some reason, I feel like all the other c300 looks so much more sleek than mines. I swear the 2015 looks different.
Should I wait for the 2019 or stick to the 2018 or 2017 if the lease deal is really good?
Is there normally a significate difference in price?
I wanted to get an idea if I should wait on the 2019.
**The dealer advised the 2019 will be ready in August or September and I was hoping to turn my lease in May, since I was over my mileage already.
My lease is up in Nov.. I currently have a 2015 Class. I consider it basic compared to the C classes I see on the road with better rims, black roof, etc.
For some reason, I feel like all the other c300 looks so much more sleek than mines. I swear the 2015 looks different.
03-12-2018, 01:04 AM
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They’re the same, the base models do look rather cheap for being a Mercedes. Halogen headlights no moonroof 17” wheels. I think corollas come standard with led headlights. Mine has everything and looks way nicer than any of the 2018 loaners they had.
03-12-2018, 08:09 AM
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0i agree with Cali on the above statement, the c300 bare bone can look really cheap. I am actually about to lease a fully loaded 2017 C300 4Matic Luxury in the next week or so, i wouldn't want to get a "bare bone" 2018 C300 4Matic instead and that is the only reason im going with the 2017 (Plus im saving some money because its a 2017 and not a 2018), the 2018's have a new 9 speed transmission while the 2017 and prior had a 7 speed transmission.
03-12-2018, 08:47 AM
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Yes, Mines look cheap. I can agree. Maybe I can look into the 2017 loaded and get a good rate if they are not all gone by now.
I plan on speaking to the dealer today.
So the 9 speed is not good?
I plan on speaking to the dealer today.
So the 9 speed is not good?
03-12-2018, 10:25 AM
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I’m not saying the 9 speed is not good, it’s probably great and better than the 7 speed but it doesn’t warrant spending extra money to lease a 2018 model with the 9 speed transmission(and whichever other things they improved in the 2018 over the the 2017) and not have all the extras I can get with a fully loaded 2017 (Plus I’m saving some money going with a fully loaded 2017 over a standard bare bone 2018)
03-12-2018, 10:42 AM
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I’m not saying the 9 speed is not good, it’s probably great and better than the 7 speed but it doesn’t warrant spending extra money to lease a 2018 model with the 9 speed transmission(and whichever other things they improved in the 2018 over the the 2017) and not have all the extras I can get with a fully loaded 2017 (Plus I’m saving some money going with a fully loaded 2017 over a standard bare bone 2018)
03-12-2018, 11:07 AM
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03-12-2018, 11:38 AM
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