New C-Class with AMG package (C63, here we come!)
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Overall, it seems fine. Not inspired in any way. But then that's how Mercedes styles their cars for the most part.




Shouldn't the C AMG front bumper include side vents like ones seen on the CL AMG and CLK AMG?
Compare these pics with the 3rd pic in this link https://mbworld.org/forums/cl55-amg-cl65-amg-cl63-amg-c215-c216/177393-cl63-07-detroit-auto-show.html
mom and baby separated at birth.
i've compared the side view of this and cl and they have very similar lines. somehow i don't see any similarities w/ the S
Last edited by amgme; Jan 18, 2007 at 10:59 PM.
Of the nine different C-class models, U.S. buyers are likely to see the C230 (2.5-liter V-6, 201 hp, 181 lb-ft), the C280 (3.0-liter V-6, 228 hp, 221 lb-ft), the C350 (3.5-liter V-6, 268 hp, 258 lb-ft), and, of course, the C63 AMG (6.2-liter V-8, 450 hp, 440 lb-ft). All U.S.-bound cars should get Mercedes' seven-speed automatic. A new 4Matic all-wheel-drive system features a 45/55 rear-biased torque split for improved handling.
The sedan grows in length (2.2 in), width (1.7 in), and wheelbase (1.8 in) and will offer more trunk space, but, commendably, it doesn't gain any weight. Insiders claim that quality is greatly improved, particularly that of the plastics, the instruments, and the secondary controls. In some areas, the C-class is said to be superior to the S-class. We'll judge for ourselves after the C-class makes its debuts--the sedan at the Geneva auto show in March and the wagon in the fall at Frankfurt.



