2007 Mercedes-Benz MBC230

If you want a car that can easily pass for a Mercedes-Benz, you may want to look into the 2007 Mercedes-Benz MBC230. These cars are also known as the C230 and CLC 250, and they are both compact hatchbacks. The MBC230 has a cargo space that expands from 12 cubic feet to 38 cubic feet. Some of these cars have been modified with RENNtech ECU upgrades. Some of the options that can be installed on the car include the Grosser WALD kit and the W210 power folding mirrors with aspherical glass. Another great upgrade for this car is the Kompressor Tuning Pulley, which is made for Mercedes-Benz cars.

2007 Mercedes-Benz MBC230

The 2007 Mercedes-Benz MBC230 is a midsize luxury sedan with a powerful engine and upscale interior. This model is available with either a manual transmission or a seven-speed automatic transmission with manual upshifts. The fuel economy of this vehicle is above average for a luxury sedan, but Mercedes recommends premium fuel. This car is compatible with E85 fuel. You may also want to check out the MBC230’s optional upgrades.

The 2007 Mercedes-Benz MBC230 has a base price of just over $41,000, making it one of the most affordable luxury midsize SUVs on the market. The MBC230 has been a best-seller in Europe, and based on the regular W203 C-Class range, this midsize SUV was originally codenamed Peanut. Because it’s less expensive than the MBC240, the MBC230 has been marketed as an entry-level Mercedes with few premium features. Its base price is $5000 less than the C240, so it’s a bargain, and has limited features like leather seats and a CD player.

The C230 Sport sedan is the least expensive C-Class model. It costs less than $29,000 and features a 2.5-liter version of the new V6 engine generating 201 horsepower. It comes standard with a six-speed manual transmission, 17-inch wheels with high-performance tires, a CD changer, and cruise control. Standard equipment includes a power sunroof and power windows. Optional extras include an automatic headlamp system and dual-zone climate control.

2007 Mercedes-Benz CLC 250

The CLC is one of the most popular SUVs in the United States, and the 2007 model is no different. The CLC’s 230 hp engine delivers 214 lb-ft of torque at 2900-5500 rpm. It is capable of hitting 240 km/h in 8.4 seconds. The CLC 350 is a bit more powerful, delivering 272 hp and 350 Nm of torque between 2400 and 5000 rpm. The CLC has enough power to reach 240 km/h in 8.4 seconds, and the CLC 350 has enough power to top 220 km/h.

While the CLC isn’t a direct copy of the C-Class Sports Coupe, there are many similarities between the two. The CLC shares the same dashboard architecture, but has modernized infotainment systems, seats, and steering wheel. Its exterior is more stylish, with a new design that apes the C-Class generation 2007. Despite the subtle changes, the CLC still has a classic Mercedes look, complete with a chrome three-point star.

The CLC has a similar design as the C-Class, including body-colored handles and door mirrors. The CLC’s taillights were new, and the tailgate received LED light strips. The interior carried over most of its parts from the C-Class Sportcoupe, including a bigger speedometer and fuel gauge, and an LCD for the onboard computer. It also features new seats and the latest safety features.

2007 Mercedes-Benz C230

The new 2007 Mercedes-Benz C230 has a sporty, sophisticated look. Its glossy exterior design has been updated to include a revised taillight and new headlamps. It also boasts the traditional three-point star emblem. For safety, the car is equipped with advanced features including electronic stability control and anti-lock brakes. It has a standard 6-speed manual transmission. It’s the perfect choice for a family with three adults.

The Mercedes-Benz C230’s base model starts at $30,425, which translates into about $41,631 today. The car’s average CARFAX value is $6,700, but it can be even cheaper. Regardless, you’ll be saving a ton of money compared to purchasing a new one. While it’s not a cheap car to buy, you’ll save money by buying a pre-owned one and adjusting the features to your taste.

Final Words:

If you drive a luxury sedan on a regular basis, you’ll want to take care of its suspension. The steering system is an essential component for handling in difficult road conditions, so regular maintenance is essential. Firestone Complete Auto Care technicians can inspect and adjust your Mercedes-Benz C230’s suspension, as well as provide wheel alignment, strut replacement, ball joint lubrication, and more. Regular maintenance of the steering system is a good way to avoid problems in the future.