Have managed to find a little more info, so thought I would post it on here and hopefully it may help someone in the future.
Standard Mercedes-Benz C-Class Saloon equipment
The
C-Class SE kicks off the range, with the following standard kit:
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- Dynamic Select driving mode selection
- 10.25-inch colour infotainment display with sat-nav, DAB radio and Bluetooth
- Active Parking Assist (automatic parking) with parking sensors and reversing camera
- Automatic lights and wipers
- Cruise control
- Artico man-made leather seat upholstery with heated front seats
Moving up to the
C-Class Sport brings the following on top of SE:
- 17-inch AMG Aero alloy wheels
- 15mm lowered suspension
- Full LED headlights
- Sports seats in Artico man-made leather
- Nappa leather wrapped steering wheel
Next up is the
C-Class AMG Line, which builds on Sport with:
- 18-inch grey alloy wheels
- AMG body styling with sportier front and rear bumpers and side skirts
- Alternative radiator grille
- Sports braking system, sports suspension and sports steering set-up
- Sports pedals in brushed stainless steel
- AMG sports seats
- Flat-bottomed steering wheel
Buyers can build on standard specification of Sport and AMG Line trims by opting for the Premium or Premium Plus equipment lines.
Premium adds:
- 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
- 64-colour ambient lighting
- Comand Online infotainment upgrade with 3D mapping for the sat-nav, online services with traffic and weather information, voice control, SD card slots and two USB ports
- Midline sound system
- Multibeam LED Intelligent Light System
- Wireless phone charging
Premium Plus adds even more on top of Premium:
- 360-degree cameras
- Burmester surround sound system
- Keyless entry and ignition and automatic tailgate
- Panoramic glass sunroof
The
Mercedes-AMG C 43 4Matic is largely based on the AMG Line trim in terms of look, but comes exclusively with a 3.0-litre V6 engine, and the following differences over AMG Line:
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- Biturbo 4Matic badging
- Black mirror housings
- AMG-specific radiator grille with double louvres and AMG lettering
- Red contrast stitching to the sports seats
- AMG lettering on door sills
- Red seat belts
- High gloss black and aluminium interior trim
Mercedes-Benz C-Class optional extras
There’s a selection of optional extras available for the C-Class, some of which are more desirable than others.
One of particular interest is the
Driving Assistance package, which adds:
- Active Blind Spot Assist – monitors the car’s blindspot and alerts the driver of any vehicles in the blindspot
- Active Lane Keeping Assist – warns the driver if they start to veer out of the lane, and will intervene if you drift over the line without indicating to keep you in correct lane
- BAS Plus with Cross-Traffic Assist – applies extra braking force if the driver isn’t applying enough and the car detects a potential incident
- Distronic Plus – adaptive cruise control with steering assist and stop and go function in queuing traffic
- Pre-Safe Brake with pedestrian detection – autonomous emergency braking
- Pre-Safe Plus – detects a rear-end collision and prepares the car by putting on hazard lights, tensioning the seat belts and closing the windows/sunroof
Other options include a range of paint schemes, interior trims and alloys. You can order a tow bar, a 360-degree reversing camera to cars without Premium or Premium Plus lines, a head-up display, a system to keep the cabin smelling nice, as well as Airmatic air suspension, memory function for the electric front seats and full leather upholstery.
