2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Priced From $39,325
Also available at launch will be a C400 4MATIC. This model is priced from $49,515 with shipping and is powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 good for 329 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque. It also gets air suspension as standard, which is available on the C300. All C-Class models come with a seven-speed automatic transmission.
Further down the track, expect a more affordable C250 model, fuel-efficient C-Class Plug-In Hybrid, sporty C450 AMG Sport and high-performance C63 AMG. Unfortunately, the U.S. is likely to miss out on the stylish C-Class Wagon but we will get a new version of the C-Class Coupe and an all-new C-Class Cabriolet.
As previously reported, the 2015 C-Class is a much more substantial car than the model it replaces. It rides on Mercedes’ new MRA platform which thanks to lightweight materials makes the new C-Class about 200 pounds lighter than its predecessor. But in addition to being lighter, the new C-Class has grown to take account of people's increasing average height. With a 3 inch increase in the wheelbase (112 inches) compared with the previous model, the vehicle is 3.7 inches longer (184 inches) and 1.6 inches wider (71 inches). The new C-Class also increases its trunk capacity to 17 cubic feet.
The most dramatic change, however, is in the cabin. Here, Mercedes’ new round-vent and waterfall-console themes executed in materials that range from satisfying to truly impressive. Even in lower-spec models—where rubbered plastics and piano-black finishes meet MB Tex synthetic upholstery—the sense of quality and careful design shine through.
Edit After doing some research I believe that this rumor might turn out to be true. Here's why I believe this. Currently the MSRP for the c350 coupe is 56 and the c63 507 edition is 76 so that's a 20k price difference. The new c400 will have a MSRP of 50k here in Canada. So considering the current gen price difference and the price of the c400 we can see the new c63s MSRP being 67k or around there.
Last edited by kuba.95; Aug 1, 2014 at 07:02 AM.
We also get the LED lights and 18" alloys as standard across the range.



