Mercedes line of midsize luxury sedans is called C-Class. It comes in two distinctive models, sport and luxury, and two different trim-levels of 300 and 350. The 350 is only offered as a sport model. The C-Class gives the consumer a taste of Mercedes at a more affordable price, and 2008 offers a redesigned version of what you love.

Let’s start with the inside of the C-Class. All models have a five-person capacity, but passengers have more legroom because of the increased vehicle length. These models are standard with features such as dual-zone automatic climate control, various power functions, electronic cruise control and more. Some options include Bluetooth® connectivity, leather upholstery, a Navigation System and the list goes on! As for safety, C-Class has got you covered. The six standard airbags include dual-stage frontal airbags, side-curtain airbags and side-impact airbags. The other integrated features consist of antilock brakes, a Tire Pressure Monitoring System and an Electronic Stability System.

Both the 300 and 350 are powered by impressive engines. The C300 comes with a 228 horsepower generating 3.0-liter V6; it works with a six-speed manual transmission or Mercedes’ seven-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode. The C350 uses a 3.5-liter V6 that can get up to 268 horsepower but is only available with the automatic transmission.

Mercedes-Benz’s base vehicle class does exactly what it is supposed to; it provides you with the benefit of driving Mercedes-Benz but at more affordable price. Not only do the C-Class vehicles have impressive acceleration and tight handling, but also they respond quicker than Lassie would to her masters. The interior is as comfortable as any luxury car out there and the exterior makes it known that you are indeed driving a Mercedes-Benz. So check out one of the 2008 C-Class vehicles; they’ll be sure to blow you away!