Used Mercedes-Benz C-Class: reviews and buying guide.

Used Mercedes-Benz C-Class Guides by Year:

The 2003 Mercedes C300 series, includes the C320 Sedan, C320 Sport Wagon and the C32 AMG. These are the three higher powered members of the C-Class. They all have 3.2-liter engines, but while the two C320s have 215 hp and an equally beefy torque, the C32 AMG, has anintercooled and supercharged AMG-built engine with nearly twice as much power.

The 2003 Mercedes C200 series, a subset of the C-Class, have the three least powered, or perhaps, least high-powered, cars in the extensive Mercedes-Benz stable. It includes the 2003Kompressor Sports Coupe, which has a startlingly powerful 1.8-liter with some tricks up its sleeve, the 2003 C-240 Sedan and the 2003 C240 Sport Wagon, which share the same 2.6-liter V6powerplant.

Expanding its reach deeper into the common market, Mercedes-Benz releases its new two-door 2002 Mercedes-Benz C-Class C230 Kompressor Sports Coupe with an air of class, plenty of luxuries, and superior design and engineering. In the past, you may have thought that owning a Mercedes-Benz was out of your price range, but now it is an accessible reality for 2002.

Expanding its reach deeper into the common market, Mercedes-Benz releases its new two-door 2002 C-Class C230 Hatchback with an air of class, plenty of luxuries, and superior design and engineering. In the past, you may have thought that owning a Mercedes-Benz was out of your price range, but now it is an accessible reality.

An influx of sport utility vehicles has hit the automotive market over the past few years, but the value of well-built hatchbacks and wagons has not been bypassed. The new 2002 Mercedes-Benz C-Class C320 Wagon is a testament to the practicality of a sensible vehicle with extremely high safety standards and a serious array of luxuries and amenities.