Mercedes C-Class Saloon Prices and Specifications

Sport models are the pick of the C-Class range. They get sports suspension that makes them slightly more fun to drive than basic SE cars and larger 17-inch alloy wheels. The interior feels nicer, too, thanks to expensive metal trim pieces and you get Garmin satellite navigation, sporty heated leather seats, interior ambient lighting, LED headlights, and an autonomous parking system with parking sensors.

AMG Line models make your C-Class look sporty but without the high running costs of a proper performance model – the firmer suspension does mean you feel bumps more, however – so pick the optional air suspension. AMG Line C-Classes come with sportier-looking front and rear bumpers, side skirts, 18-inch alloy wheels and twin exhaust pipes. The sharper looks go on top of all the equipment you get with Sport models – including a leather interior, climate control, self-park and sat-nav.