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Vehicle Overview
Mercedes-Benz redesigned its C-Class for 2008, offering new styling reminiscent of the automaker's latest S-Class flagship. The C350 offers a larger, 3.5L, 268-hp V-6
ExteriorMeasuring 3.7 inches longer and 1.7 inches wider than its predecessor, the new C-Class ditches its old scalloped headlights for a cleaner, more jagged appearance. It looks much like the redesigned S-Class, something that was said of its predecessor and that car's contemporary S-Class.
The C350 comes in the Sport trim. Seventeen-inch wheels are standard across the line, and Sport models get slightly wider rear tires.
InteriorThe dashboard sports a new three-spoke steering wheel, integrated center controls and a more uniform appearance than before. Standard equipment includes eight-way power front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control and a moonroof.
Mercedes says the five-seat interior offers more legroom for rear passengers, and those up front have slightly more hip and shoulder room. Trunk capacity is 12.4 cubic feet.
Under the HoodThe C350 packs a 3.5-liter V-6 with 268 hp. Tthe C350 comes with the 7-Speed
automatic.
SafetyStandard side-impact airbags are now integrated into the front seats to offer protection regardless of seat position; in the last C-Class, the airbags were stashed in the doors. Standard dual front airbags and side curtain airbags bring the total count to six. Other standard safety equipment includes four-wheel-disc antilock brakes, traction control and an electronic stability system.
Mercedes-Benz redesigned its C-Class for 2008, offering new styling reminiscent of the automaker's latest S-Class flagship. The C350 offers a larger, 3.5L, 268-hp V-6
ExteriorMeasuring 3.7 inches longer and 1.7 inches wider than its predecessor, the new C-Class ditches its old scalloped headlights for a cleaner, more jagged appearance. It looks much like the redesigned S-Class, something that was said of its predecessor and that car's contemporary S-Class.
The C350 comes in the Sport trim. Seventeen-inch wheels are standard across the line, and Sport models get slightly wider rear tires.
InteriorThe dashboard sports a new three-spoke steering wheel, integrated center controls and a more uniform appearance than before. Standard equipment includes eight-way power front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control and a moonroof.
Mercedes says the five-seat interior offers more legroom for rear passengers, and those up front have slightly more hip and shoulder room. Trunk capacity is 12.4 cubic feet.
Under the HoodThe C350 packs a 3.5-liter V-6 with 268 hp. Tthe C350 comes with the 7-Speed
automatic.
SafetyStandard side-impact airbags are now integrated into the front seats to offer protection regardless of seat position; in the last C-Class, the airbags were stashed in the doors. Standard dual front airbags and side curtain airbags bring the total count to six. Other standard safety equipment includes four-wheel-disc antilock brakes, traction control and an electronic stability system.
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