New C-Class Pics!

New C-Class Pics!


These new Mercedes C-Class pics were in our email box this morning, though the car itself isn't due until next year's Geneva motor show. As we've written about it before, the new C-Class will share more of its components than before with the larger E-Class, the next C will be more distinctive in its own right: Mercedes-Benz wants to position it as a true small sports sedan, rather than simply a smaller answer to the E.

The base engine will be a direct injection 1.8-liter four with horsepower from 150 to 190. The 2.5-liter V-6 will make 210 hp, while a 3.5-liter V-6 makes 270 hp. An AMG 5.4-liter V-8 will be stuffed into a special C-Class, churning out 400-410 hp to compete with the Audi RS4 and the next BMW M3. A 3.0-liter diesel is planned, as is an iDrive-like operating device similar to that found in the new S-Class. An all-wheel-drive system will be available.

The official launch of the new C-Class is expected for the Geneva Motor Show in 2007, with sales starting shortly thereafter. The wagon version will arrive at least six months after the sedan. Enlarge PhotoEnlarge Photo These new Mercedes C-Class pics were in our email box this morning, though the car itself isn't due until next year's Geneva motor show. As we've written about it before, the new C-Class will share more of its components than before with the larger E-Class, the next C will be more distinctive in its own right: Mercedes-Benz wants to position it as a true small sports sedan, rather than simply a smaller answer to the E. The base engine will be a direct injection 1.8-liter four with horsepower from 150 to 190. The 2.5-liter V-6 will make 210 hp, while a 3.5-liter V-6 makes 270 hp. An AMG 5.4-liter V-8 will be stuffed into a special C-Class, churning out 400-410 hp to compete with the Audi RS4 and the next BMW M3. A 3.0-liter diesel is planned, as is an iDrive-like operating device similar to that found in the new S-Class. An all-wheel-drive system will be available. The official launch of the new C-Class is expected for the Geneva Motor Show in 2007, with sales starting shortly thereafter. The wagon version will arrive at least six months after the sedan.



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Responses (11 total)

  1. By adb #1, Posted: 7/31/2006

    Well, they don't look like obvious Photoshops. However, there's no badge (e.g. C200) on the decklid. How real do we think these are?

  2. By Kirk #5, Posted: 8/1/2006

    If this really is the next C-Class, then Mercedes-Benz has hit another huge home run.

  3. By  Greg #6, Posted: 8/1/2006

    Marty,

    You say they "showed up in your email inbox," but neglect to id the source? Nonetheless, any attempt to confirm with MBUSA?

    - Greg

  4. By aldo #7, Posted: 8/3/2006

    molto bella. vorrei prenotarla, è possibile?

  5. By GeoMac #8, Posted: 8/9/2006

    I think is a beautifull yet sporty and elegant car for the young profecional.Im a 24 year old living in Miami Fl,Mercedes owner for the past seven years I will not trade it for anything else,I've had three of them and plan to owned manny manny more.............keep up the good work guys.
    Best,Geo Mac.

  6. By hannif utomo #9, Posted: 8/9/2006

    I would like to see the interor of new C class 2007.
    Can you send a picture the interior by my email address ?
    Thanks

  7. By hannif utomo #10, Posted: 8/30/2006

    can you send me more picture about the new c class such as interrior and exterior photo. Thanks.

  8. By Pieter J Louw #11, Posted: 11/21/2006

    Those pics, unfortunately, is not the real car. The new C looks very much different; in fact, take a close look at the current S-class, downsize it, then add a few steroids and you have new C. The pictures you have on the site are modified CLS pictures; however well done it's not even close.

  9. By julian teruel #12, Posted: 12/10/2006

    information the new Mercedes C-Class, in spanish please. thank you.

  10. By  julian teruel #13, Posted: 12/10/2006

    information to the "New C-Class Pics" in spanish please. thank you

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