NOTE 1 0-100 km/h takes 8.8 seconds. CO2 emissions is 180 g/km. Hello everyone! Today's video will be about the 2009 Mercedes-Benz C-Class. The car used in the video is a Malaysian-spec C 200 Kompressor in Elegance trim. Enjoy!
I used to be a BMW 320i E90 2009 model owner, boy it was a problematic car and eats my money more than my Wife! Drove for 3 years and it started giving significant problems such as Sensors malfunction and not even responding at all. Also the fuel economy of the car is very bad after driving it for 4 years. I quickly sell it as fast as i can and I switched to this Mercedes Benz C200 Kompressor model, it was th best decision I ever made. No problems so far, and it is far more reliable than the BMW. Mercedes Benz the best German car. Comfortable, Reliable and Perfect
Ah yes, we do have an E90 323i 2010 in the family, and it was a problematic car during the car's warranty period. However, 7 years on, it is somewhat getting less problematic every passing day. Personally I'd prefer the C-Class myself as well, as our W212 E 200 is quite problem-free since the day we got it in 2014.
Yea my first car was E21 320 in 1993 then a couple of 323I which are great fun and sound hooligan then 5 series ten years but ten breakdowns! None of my 5 Merks have ever left me by the side of the road, they have always got me home even if there has been a problem.
alexlovesmac please help.. I bought a c200 kompressor 2007 like this and I can't seem to find how to check oil level?? I can't find it on my dash options and no dipstick HELP
If you do notice, Mercedes's temp gauge has 40, 80 and 120deg C points, so the needle will always be slightly above the middle point. As far as I know, it is only Mercedes that has the temp gauge which doesn't rest in the middle.
@@alexlovesmac I don't think so. On German (or maybe whole European) market, you can get manual up to C280 without 4Matic. Or C220 CDI. Every powerful models have 5G or 7G Tronic automatic. But I was thinking that the manual option was standard in base models
bmw 3series is way sportier and much better.I've tested the both of them and now I'm at the second BMW,it depends what do you want.If you want a sport car with responsive steering and fun to drive, BMW is the answer.If you want a classy car to cruise choose the Merc
