2006 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Reviews

acceleration is great
it looks nice both on the inside and out
not much gas is needed
it is fun to drive,easy to break build  is good maintenance is very expensive but it is all wort the trouble,nice

It's all in the sixes and sevens. And that's not a throw of the dice. The sixes are the smooth shifting manuals that switch Mercedes-Benz's C-Class standard transmissions from gear to gear. The sevens are M-B's industry-only seven-speed automatics that allow a powerful glide up the gear spectrum with hardly a perception of shifting along the way. More shift points mean more room for perfecting a smooth comfort ride, or to launch a performance surge by bypassing several gear points to land at just the right rev spot. Such technologically celestial shifters are among highlights of these entry lux vehicles that are door openers for owning a Mercedes-Benz.

I've driven many company car but this has got to be the best build quality and reliable performance.