2022 C300 Sedan/Coupe/Convertible Ordering Guide
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I think the best thing you can do is to continue to work with your dealer. They should have the most current information. I doubt MBUSA will know any more than your local dealer knows at this point. The chip shortage is a real nightmare scenario for MB and the entire auto industry. MB's info will only be as good as what their suppliers are telling them. I think patience is your best option,
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scriptx (02-11-2022)
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So, based on the latest ordering guide, heated rear seats and rear steering most likely be available as options on cars coming to the US? At least not as of in the near future?
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Current: 2024 GLE350W4, 2016 Audi A8L Previous: 2019 C43W4
My vehicle, currently on a boat, was built in November. Order board is still very much open for model year 2022 C’s.
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Just curious but are you replacing your current C or is this in addition? Only asking as you have such a rare combo, C43, Emerald and Saddle, it would be hard to give that up.
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Here's the link to the MBUSA announcement of the W206 U.S. base price of $43,500 along with the equipment available on each of the trim levels and their escalating price as of the end of January 2022: https://media.mbusa.com/releases/rel...art-from-43550.
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I've nabbed a late November build that, per the build sheet, has Burmester. We'll see if it's a spec code generation issue, or if it was legitimately built with it. It looks legitimate, as there is a "missing option" code for the handsfree access (trunk kick) feature.
Point being: check every dealer spec bound for your dealer(s) as part of their launch allocation. They may have had a Burmester or two or three make their way through.
Point being: check every dealer spec bound for your dealer(s) as part of their launch allocation. They may have had a Burmester or two or three make their way through.
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My build was accepted with Burmester as well. May 2022 Build date
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Grant Hummel (03-01-2022)
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While it's a rare combo, it was unfortunately involved in an accident 5 months into stewardship--I was hit in the passenger side rear wheel when someone ran a red light. While this would be the spec to buy-out, I don't particularly want to buy a damaged vehicle, even though it was repaired to an incredibly high quality.
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DA6 is a "package code" just as DA3, DX1, and DG3 are package codes. These package codes are setup to simplify individual option codes--such as the 810 Burmester audio. You'll note that DA3, DX1, and DG3, just for example, also don't have their individual option codes listed, so as to simplify the build sheet. Hope this helps.
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Ron P Baker (03-05-2022)
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Seems like it since that's the only code that says it's missing. For my build sheet hands free access just doesn't show up as a whole instead of saying it's not available.