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Mercedes introduces the C-Class luxury Saloon Car in Kenya

The classy and sleek four door Mercedes C-Class luxury saloon car has finally been unveiled for the Kenyan market. Speaking while unveiling the beauty, Managing Director of DT Dobie, Ian

  • PublishedApril 15, 2019

The classy and sleek four door Mercedes C-Class luxury saloon car has finally been unveiled for the Kenyan market.

Speaking while unveiling the beauty, Managing Director of DT Dobie, Ian Middleton and the General Manager of Mercedes, Maliha Sheikh said the model is the biggest selling and most popular Mercedes Benz model.

“The C-Class which you observe here is another great step forward. The appearance has been changed and features modified: bumpers, radiator grille and state of the art head lamps and tail lamps. The electronic architecture is completely new and gives the customer a user experience with assistance systems which take the car to the same level as the Mercedes Benz flagship S-class,” the DT Dobie MD said.

Specs

The new C-Class luxury saloon car comes with a 24 centimetre display screen and multimedia systems with customized information and music.

“A customer ordering a new C-Class has a wide choice of options including a driver assistance package featuring park distance control, steering assist and support for the driver to keep a safe distance from other vehicles on some models. Speed is now adjusted automatically ahead of bends, junctions and traffic islands,” reads part a statement sent to newsrooms.

The new C-Class is geared towards providing comfort to its users. It is fitted with a climate control, and good ventilation and lighting. Those who get to ride in the new Mercedes C-Class will be soothed with good music, massage, and heated seats.

Just like other Mercedes C-Class models, one can be able to adjust their seats with an electrically driven pneumatic pump which adjusts the side bolsters and massages one’s back in the process.

The Mercedes C-Class luxury saloon has been developed by Mercedes designers who have taken advantage of motor racing to develop and test new technology.

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