Mercedes C class 2007 Sedan

This generation of Mercedes C class has been produced from January, 2007 to January, 2011. We can provide information about 21 modification of this generation. 2007 Mercedes C class is available with four wheel (4x4) drive (3 versions) and classical rear wheel drive (18 versions).

This Mercedes is available with six petrol engines with displacement from 1.6 to 6.2 litres and power of from 156 to 457 horsepower un three diesel engines with displacement from 2.1 to 3.0 litres and power of from 136 to 224 horsepower.
The car is available with both manual (8 versions), as well as automatic (13 versions) gearbox.

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Mercedes C class 2007 sedan average fuel consumption in combined cycle for petrol engine is from 7.3 to 13.4 litres per 100km, whereas for diesel engine - from 5.7 to 7.7 litres per 100km. The most fuel efficient Mercedes C class 2007 sedan petrol engine version is Mercedes C 180 2009 Kompressor BlueEFFICIENCY, consuming 7.3 litres per 100km. While the most fuel efficient Mercedes C class 2007 sedan diesel - Mercedes C 200 2007 CDI for 100 kilometers consumes 5.7 liters of diesel.
According to user reviews, Mercedes C class real-world fuel consumption is on average about approximately for 12 percents higher as the manufacturer's claimed fuel economy (on average +12% for petrol engines and +11% for diesel engines). For a more detailed actual fuel economy of each model, select a specific Mercedes C class modification.

Mercedes C class 2007 sedan CO2 emissions for petrol engine are from 177 to 319 grams per kilometer, whereas for diesel engine - from 149 to 202 grams per kilometer. From Mercedes C class with petrol engines the lowest CO2 emissions has Mercedes C 180 2007 Kompressor which produces an average of 177 grams of CO2 per kilometer. In turn, from the Mercedes C class diesels least CO2 distributes Mercedes C 200 2007 CDI - 149 grams per km.

The best acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h - 4.5 seconds has Mercedes C 63 2007 AMG version, conversely the tardiest one is Mercedes C 200 2007 CDI reaching this speed only in 10.2 seconds. The maximum top speed is 250 km/h for the 6.2 petrol 457 hp version (Mercedes C 63 2007 AMG) and 6 other versions.

Lenght of Mercedes C class is 459 cm, it is decent size car. For comparison - Mercedes C class is about 4 cm longer than Audi A4 sedan, but 3 cm shorter than Toyota Corolla sedan. Mercedes C class gross weight is from 1800 to 2095 kg (depending on modification), this car is about 8 percent heavier than the average for this age and class of vehicles. Mercedes C class trunk space is 475 litres.

This Mercedes is slightly expensive - it can be purchased (in Latvia) for around 6000 €. According to user reviews, average Mercedes C class repair costs are 340 € per year. Users calculated Mercedes C class 2007 cost of ownership for this generation, got average 2800 € cost per year and 0.22 € cost per one kilometer. Fuel costs were estimated at around 58%, while repair and maintenance costs - around 20% from total. We have an excellent car cost calculator, calculate ownership costs of Mercedes C class for your situation and driving habits here! Below you will find more detailed information about Mercedes C class prices and costs.

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Mercedes C class safety

During safety testing Mercedes C class has obtained 5 stars from five, which means very high safety level.
Adults (driver and passenger) safety of Mercedes C class is evaluated with five stars, children safety - with three stars, and for pedestrian protection Mercedes C class got two stars.

Mercedes C class prices

Mercedes C class 2007 - 2011 sedan price in Latvia is from 4500 € to 7500 €.
Comparing to analogical vehicles Mercedes C class price is very high - Mercedes C class is approximately for 40 percents more expensive then average sedans of this age (compare sedans 2007 - 2011 prices). Mercedes C class high price can be explained by its quality above average (see below), therefore this Mercedes could be reasonable purchase in long term perspective.