Convertible
Coupe
2009 Mercedes-Benz CLK-class
$46,800 - $55,500
A stylish coupe that proves that not all Benzes are stodgy.
Sedan
Wagon
SUV
2008 Mercedes-Benz G-Class
$88,200 - $111,900
A rugged and capable SUV for the status conscious buyer.
2009 Mercedes-Benz M-Class
$45,750 - $88,350
Second generation M class is a very competitive offering
Few names and symbols have the prestige of Mercedes-Benz and its three-pointed star. A comprehensive array of products ensures that Mercedes-Benz has every aspect of the burgeoning luxury market covered.
Continual powertrain and styling changes keep Mercedes-Benz products fresh. This year the iconic SL roadster, CLS sedan and SLK roadster all benefit from some minor styling tweaks. A new 50-state compliant version of the 3.0L turbo-diesel appears in the E-Class sedan and the M, GL, and R-class utility vehicles.
Next up for Mercedes is the launch of the new GLK-class compact utility vehicle.
Performance
For many, the way a car performs is a key criterion for which car to purchase. Our Velocity Index helps determine which vehicles are the best all-around performers taking in to consideration a balance of factors such as acceleration and handling.
For more information, view our new car performance guide.
What would we drive?
Based on our Velocity Index analysis, the 2009 Mercedes-Benz C-Class (C300) seems to provide a good trade-off between price and vehicle performance.
Fuel Economy
Fuel economy has long been a key decision factor when buying a new vehicle. While the EPA estimates may accurately predict your mileage with a given vehicle, they are useful for broad comparisons of vehicles. Note that many trucks and large SUVS are too heavy to be required to specify their fuel economy.
For more information, view our new car fuel economy guide.
What's popular
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