Im thinking of getting one. Would you recommend this car?

Thanks

Theres a 2.0 version tho

@@UltraJamZHD Sorry mate what do you mean by theres a 2.0 version?

Honestly !!

Was ur steering wheel on left or right side?

@@rishi7868 Australia has middle driving

Concidentally I am searching for either one of these or A3 Black Edition now the pandemic has dropped off a bit. Please let me know how you get on with your search.

I believe this colour is called Mojave Silver Metallic.

just blip the throttle and engine comes back on so its on when you want to move

I’ve had this for a year and the acceleration is above average. It’s not a hardcore sports car but it is quick, does your 0-60 in just under 7 seconds. Plus, I’ve topped it out at 240km/hr lol. Just a fun car to drive overall but definitely way faster cars in this price segment!

How are you finding it?

@@wilmsg3875 Loving it every day, it's such a nice ride. Thinking of buying it outright once my finance agreement is up, but that's in 4 years time :D

@@shaundasilveira3356 thanks for the feedback I’m excited now. I’m on a 4 year agreement too lol.

@@wilmsg3875 go on with your bad self! Did you get it with any options?

@@shaundasilveira3356 I got the standard 😫😫.... we broke over here 😂, but I can’t complain coming from an a-class #major upgrade. I bet you got the premium plus?

Wow that’s cool, wish I figured that out at the time!

@@Carnology don’t press it twice though because it will floor the gas and smash everything in its path.

yes

Mercedes were offering 48 hour test drives, I simply contacted them and asked for a car. It didn’t cost me anything except for the fuel I used.

Yes we’re supposed to use turn signals on approach and upon exit, not everybody does however!

@@Carnology ah ok thanks!

not on approach if you are going straight ahead

A good question. The Mercedes has a standard balanced 4 cylinder engine which should be smoother and quieter compared to the BMW which has an “unbalanced” 3 cylinder engine which are more known for vibrations and running seemingly rough due to their uneven firing nature. For that reason, the 3 cylinder engine has the potential to be louder than a very refined 4 cylinder, but most likely if they’re both well refined engines they would be about equal. In this case, BMW have engineered a fantastic 3 cylinder, the same 3 cylinder used in their hybrids such as the i8. The Mercedes is loud at idle and also loud when driving, it’s not a pleasant noise, the 4 cylinder turbo engine is just loud, but it sounds grumbly, it’s not a nice engine sound. The 3 cylinder BMW on the other hand, it is quiet at idle and smooth to drive, it only gets loud when you rev it out and the sound is quite pleasant as it sounds similar to a 6 cylinder engine. I previously owned a bmw 316i which had a 4 cylinder petrol, it didn’t sound very good either, but it was much quieter than the Mercedes. The engine in this Mercedes just seems unrefined. Overall that’s what let’s it down, if you chose this car with a bigger engine I’m sure it would absolutely transform it and be much better to drive! At the end of the day you expect a premium brand like Mercedes to have engines that sound quiet when you’re driving around town in comfort mode and sound loud when you drive like a maniac and throw it in sport mode. The BMW does this, this Mercedes engine is just loud all the time without sounding good.

@@Carnology mate after driving this car for 4 months totally agree with you the engine is loud and the gears changing and auto stop is annoying me so much. I’m actually thinking of getting the c300d

This car is Mojave Silver Metallic.

Which model do you have? I just bought one

@@wilmsg3875 C200 AMG Line

@@calvertvlogs5762 I drove it and loved it but the engine is a bit loud. Have you experienced any issues since ? And how long have you had it for ?

@@wilmsg3875 Had it for just over 12 months, 0 issues with anything cars been perfect, I don’t find the engine loud other than when you floor it but that’s to be expected

@@calvertvlogs5762 i got mine it drives really good , and I am not sure why he said the engine is really loud

It aint the renault engine though mate. The C200 DIESEL engines are in cooperation with Renault, as well as the entry level pre-facelift and facelift CLA 180 petrol engines. This 1.5l C200 engine is from Mercedes-Benz.

The face-lift model has less issues

The older model has a 2 liter engine and no turbo. As YungBac said less issues with the 1,5 liter (turbo) face-lift model.

@@idareyouboigaming7182 Interesting I myself have a 2.1 C220 been running very smoothly without any hiccups so far, not sure if it has a turbo or not but it sure does kick off the lights 😂

@@idareyouboigaming7182 It is 2 liter, but has a turbo, its a m270 engine.

I wouldn't go as far as saying it is superior in every way. But you are right about the c300d being great. Owning one makes it very hard for me to switch cars. I am currently looking at the new XE and 4 series, and then I get in my own car and think why the hell do I need to change.