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What's new: Mercedes is right back in the game with the new C-class. We tried the entry-level petrol C200 with the Merc-essential auto gearbox.
Excellent: The new saloon is a massive step up from the old one, with refinement and driving dynamics both leaping forward. The 184PS engine's also plenty powerful enough, even if the noise isn't dramatic.
Good: Practicality isn't left behind, especially in the large boot, and the interior generally feels reassuring expensive and well put together, if a little dominated by black. And you only pay an extra 2.5ppm for the £1095 auto gearbox.
Average: In Elegance trim, the C-class isn't much of a styling evolution from the last car, and can look ungainly in places.
Poor: The C-class is still expensive, with a high 39.7ppm compared with rivals. Our car didn't feel over-specced despite the £5000 worth of options (and that's without satnav).
Verdict: A very satisfying car to live with, but you pay for the benefits over prestige opposition.
VerdictA very satisfying car to live with, but you pay for the benefits over prestige opposition. |
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