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Every Mercedes C-Class for sale is a comfortable and well-equipped car, be it a saloon, estate, coupé or convertible model. The interior is plush and beautifully styled with loads of tech, and the exterior is impressive too. Consider our finance deals on a used Mercedes C-Class to spread the cost.

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Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Mercedes-Benz C-Class Buying Guide

What types of used Mercedes C-Class cars are there?

The Mercedes C-Class has been a standout car on the roads since it launched in 1993, offering impressive and aspirational levels of luxury for a surprisingly affordable price.

You’re not lost for options with the C-Class, as there are body styles that cover all bases. Most are saloons or estates, but there are also coupés and convertibles, as well as rear- and all-wheel-drive cars and a range of fuel options.

All versions of the Mercedes C-Class are finished to a high standard and come with a lot of equipment as standard.

Popular Mercedes C-Class trims

Apart from a few special editions, the core Mercedes C-Class range consists of around three key trim levels.

> Mercedes C-Class SE - Entry-level option with parking sensors, reversing camera and heated seats

> Mercedes C-Class Sport - Well-equipped mid-spec model with more equipment

> Mercedes C-Class AMG Line - Sporty-looking trim level with upgrades to kit levels

– Read our Mercedes C-Class review

Mercedes C-Class history

Mercedes first started selling the C-Class in 1993, and each generation has added a lot in terms of value and luxury.

> Fourth-generation W205 Mercedes C-Class (2014) - Popular and stylish-looking model

> Facelifted W205 Mercedes C-Class (2018) - Some styling revisions and lots of added car tech

> Fifth-generation W206 Mercedes C-Class (2021) - Slick and minimalist design, more efficient power options

What features does the Mercedes C-Class have?

Even an entry-level used Mercedes C-Class for sale comes with things like parking sensors, a reversing camera and faux-leather upholstery.

You shouldn’t have to look hard for upgrades, like a 360-degree parking camera, an upgraded sound system and an electric sunroof, which really adds to the appeal of this premium model.

Each model differs, but as a guide, the latest saloons come with a 455-litre boot, which is considerably more than you’d get in a family hatchback. Estates, coupés, convertibles and even hybrids have different spaces, though.

Is the Mercedes C-Class reliable?

A used Mercedes C-Class for sale is a solid investment, because the quality German brand is known for building long-lasting engines and durable parts, so while they may be slightly more expensive than some other manufacturers, they should last a long time.

How much does the Mercedes C-Class cost to run?

Although it’s a high-end option, most Mercedes C-Class cars for sale come with very efficient engines, including some mild hybrid and plug-in hybrid options, so unless you go for a performance variant, you shouldn’t be disappointed.

Who is the Mercedes C-Class suitable for?

A used Mercedes C-Class for sale will appeal to a lot of drivers, because not only is it a comfortable family model, but it’s great for long-distance travelers and is even fun to drive, thanks to its rear-wheel-drive setup.

Other equally impressive models include the BMW 3 Series, Jaguar XE and Audi A4.

Browse our most popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class variants

  1. AMG LINE (C-Class)
  2. SPORT (C-Class)
  3. AMG LINE EDITION (C-Class)
  4. AMG (C-Class)
  5. SE (C-Class)
  6. AMG LINE NIGHT EDITION (C-Class)

Should I buy a Mercedes-Benz C-Class?

How does the Air Balance package in the C-Class work?

The Air Balance package in the Mercedes-Benz C-Class enhances passenger comfort during long journeys by offering customisable interior fragrances, ionisation and enhanced air filtration.

It creates a pleasant and fresh cabin environment for all passengers.

What are the safety features in the C-Class cabriolet?

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class cabriolet integrates advanced safety features such as airbags, adaptive cruise control, active brake assist and various driver assistance systems.

These technologies enhance occupant protection and contribute to the comprehensive safety Mercedes is known for.

How does the Intelligent Drive system in the C-Class work?

The Intelligent Drive system in the Mercedes-Benz C-Class assists in traffic and motorway situations by offering features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist and automatic emergency braking.

What is the boot space of the C-Class?

The boot space of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class varies based on the model and configuration but generally provides ample storage.

The saloon offers 455 litres of boot space and the estate sees a bump up to 490 litres.

What is unique about the MBUX infotainment system?

The MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) infotainment system in the C-Class is unique with its intuitive touchpad, voice control and AI-driven features.

It offers a personalised and responsive user interface, enhancing connectivity and ease of use.