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Carsales Staff18 Aug 2006
NEWS

C-Class goes sporty, adds value

With the addition of a sports kit and fancy paint, Mercedes-Benz has spruced up its top-selling C-Class range

Mercedes-Benz has launched an added-value campaign on its top-selling car range: the C-Class. The campaign launched this week sees most C-Class models get $6480 worth of upgrades for $1500.

The added value consists of the previously optional Sport Package ($4090) and metallic paint ($2390). The C-Class Sports Package, consists of 17-inch five-spoke alloy wheels, leather upholstery, larger drilled front discs and brake calipers, exhaust system with polished stainless steel tailpipe, leather-trimmed gear shift lever, leather three-spoke steering wheel, brushed stainless pedals, sports seats for the driver and front passenger, sports suspension and velour mats.

“We are excited that with the addition of the Sports Package and metallic paint as standard C-Class buyers will receive greater value and satisfaction from their vehicles,” said Horst von Sanden, managing director of the Mercedes Car Group in Australia.

To read CarPoint’s latest review of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class range click

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