2011 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sport

Condition:	Used
Year:	2011
Mileage:	125,000
Transmission:	Automatic
Manufacturer:	Mercedes-benz
Body Type:	Sedan
Model:	C-Class
Warranty:	Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim:	Sport
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Engine:	3.0
Options:	CD Player, Leather Seats, Sunroof
Drive Type:	RWD
Safety Features:	Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Power Options:	Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Exterior Color:	Red
Fuel Type:	Gasoline
Interior Color:	Beige
Number of Cylinders:	6
:	“The 2011 C-Class gets high marks for its sleek exterior design, smooth acceleration, comfortable ride, and quiet cabin. While some owners feel the BMW 3 Series handles better, they like the C-Class's overall package. The C-Class takes a hit, though, when it comes to performance, since many owners feel it doesn't match up to competitive vehicles from BMW and Audi. In addition, though initially priced lower than its competitors for a base trim, expensive add-ons and optional equipment can ultimately make the C-Class more expensive, which diminishes its value.”
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The Mercedes-Benz C-Class receives minor mid-generation facelift for 2011, which includes reshaped grille, contoured hood, and larger air intakes, as well as updated bumpers, headlights, and taillights. In addition, Mercedes announced plans to debut new C-Class Coupe, which will go into production early in 2011. The C-Class coupe will help fill the vacancy left by the CLK coupe, which the automaker rebadged and folded into the E-Class lineup. Like the sedan, the coupe features an upsweeping bodyline, which melds into the sweptback roofline and reshaped rear end. Although rumors and suppositions abound, there's no word yet on an AMG-enhanced coupe or C-Class convertible.Inside, the new C-Class coupe will borrow number of elements from the E-Class coupe, including its seat design and larger, repositioned navigation system monitor. In addition, the automaker will include number of standard and optional tech features currently available for the E-Class coupe (but not for the C-Class sedans), including an easier-to-use COMAND system, lane-departure and blind-spot warning systems, cornering headlights, and an automatic parking assist system.For most of its other features as well as its powerplants, the coupe will borrow heavily from the C-Class sedans, which remain Mercedes' most popular vehicles. Current C-Class sedan trims include the C300 Luxury Sedan, the C300 Sport Sedan, the C350 Sport Sedan, and the C63 AMG. The C300 and C350 trims retain their V6 engines, while the C63 AMG continues with its V8 powerplant. All ride on rear-wheel-drive platforms, although owners can add the automaker's 4Matic all-wheel-drive system for improved stability and handling.


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