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Ever wondered what a Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS price looks like in today's market? Picture the 2017 model—a sleek, turbo‑charged compact sedan that blends sporty handling with premium cabin comforts. Whether you’re exploring the latest new‑car deal or hunting a great bargain in the used‑car market, understanding how the Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS 2017 price varies with trim, mileage, and condition is crucial for making an informed decision.

Below is a quick‑look overview of this iconic segment and the key specs that define the 2017 A‑CLASS range. All figures are approximate, reflecting broader market trends rather than any single listing.

• Engine & Performance
  • 1.3‑liter three‑cylinder turbocharged inline‑3 (133 hp, 138 lb‑ft)
  • 1.5‑liter four‑cylinder turbocharged inline‑4 (204 hp, 229 lb‑ft)
  • Standard sport torque 0–60 mph in about 6.5–8.0 seconds depending on engine
• Transmission
  • 7‑speed dual‑clutch automatic (7G‑DLI) for versatile drive performance
  • 8‑speed automatic (8G‑DEL) in the high‑output 204 hp version
• Drive & Dynamics
  • Front‑wheel drive as standard; all‑wheel drive (4MATIC) optional on top‑trim models
  • Adaptive suspension with available V‑Motion for refined handling
• Fuel & Efficiency
  • 1.3‑liter engine averages 22–28 mpg city/highway
  • 1.5‑liter engine averages 19–25 mpg city/highway
  • Cooperative E‑Assist system recovers energy during braking
• Dimensions & Space
  • Length: 184.5 in; Width: 71.0 in; Height: 58.3 in
  • Wheelbase: 105.0 in
  • Cargo capacity: 12.1 ft³ behind seats, 29.0 ft³ with seats folded
  • Boot space suitable for business travel & long road trips
• Interior & Technology
  • MIDs (Mercedes® Intelligent Drive) driver‑assist suite: low‑speed steering assist, lane‑keeping support, night vision, and active brake (if equipped)
  • 12.3‑inch digital driver display and central 10.2‑inch infotainment touchscreen
  • Premium audio, ambient lighting, and high‑quality upholstery options
• Safety & Ratings
  • High safety score from IIHS and Euro NCAP for many trim levels
  • Standard airbags, stability control, and optional forward‑collision warning with active braking

When evaluating the used Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS price, the most significant variable is the vehicle’s age, mileage, and condition. While a pristine 2017 model on a low mileage may fetch a higher price, a 2020 A-CLASS with 50,000 km can be more affordable—yet still retain all the luxury features that define the brand.

Mercedes-Benz A‑CLASS depreciation

Depreciation is an essential factor in determining the true cost of ownership. A 2017 Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS typically follows the industry trend of losing roughly 15‑20% of its original value during the first year, and then about 20‑25% over the next two years. This drop is driven by the new‑car price drop, mileage, and the high competitiveness of the sub‑compact luxury segment.

For example, a 2017 model that initially retailed for €32,000 is expected to be worth roughly €25,600 after one year and €18,200 to €21,200 after three years, depending on condition and market fluctuations. However, these estimates can shift based on driving patterns, care, and regional demand.

Comparatively, the A‑CLASS holds its value slightly better than many rivals in the same class, due to strong brand loyalty and robust after‑sales support. While the Mercedes-Benz A-CLASS price may stay more stable, competitors such as the Audi A3 or Volkswagen Golf GT

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