2014 Mercedes-Benz C-Class wagon | first drive - Cars Guide
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan launched the prestige vanguard against the mainstream mid-sized ranks and now the wagon is wheeled into the attack. Starting at $63,400 for the C200 petrol model and capping out - for now - at $72,900 for the C250 Bluetec diesel, the wagons are a volume-boosting equation at $2500 more than the comparable sedans. With similar load space, better handling and lither looks, the C-Class wagons mount an ample argument against SUVs. That won't stop people buying ML wagons but it should give them cause to reconsider. Driving position and feel of the leather-wrapped steering wheel are spot-on and the standard features list embarrasses mid-sized rivals, mainstream or premium. Default hardware includes LED headlamps, front and rear parking sensors, seven-inch infotainment screen, reversing camera, DAB radio, 18-inch alloy wheels and leather-like upholstery. This changes the steering, accelerator and transmission response - and with them the fuel economy of the vehicle - from light to heavy. Option packages range from AMG-Line (adding bling and lower, sportier suspension and steering for $2685) to Vision (head-up display, sunroof and adaptive LED lights,. Source: www.carsguide.com.au
