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Discover the steering wheel that combines elegance, power, and precision: the Mercedes-Benz C-Class 2018. Whether you are a first‑time buyer, a research enthusiast, or a seasoned collector, understanding the Mercedes-Benz C price landscape is crucial. In most markets, a new Mercedes-Benz C 2018 price ranges from moderate luxury to executive comfort, while the resale value shows a distinctive trend. For those considering a used Mercedes-Benz C price inquiry, the vehicle’s depreciation curve and overall market position provide useful context. Let’s explore the 2018 model step by step, from specs to depreciation, and compare it with its competitors to answer the question: what is a 2018 Mercedes-Benz C worth today?

Core Specifications (Focus on 2018 Model)

• Engine: 2.0‑liter 4‑cylinder turbocharged inline‑4 delivering 190‑207 hp (depending on variant)
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic with manual shift mode or optional dual‑clutch manual
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (sponsored with diesel € options for some markets)
• Occupancy: 5 passengers (2‑row seating configuration)
• Wheelbase: 112.2 inches (2852 mm)
• Overall Length: 184.8 inches (4692 mm)
• Overall Width: 73.8 inches (1875 mm)
• Overall Height: 56.0 inches (1422 mm)
• Curb Weight: 3615–3816 lbs (1640–1730 kg)
• All‑Wheel Drive (AWD): 4MATIC® available on higher trims
• Top Speed: 155–160 mph (250‑257 km/h) (C300 models)
• 0–60 mph (0–100 km/h): 6.3–6.5 seconds (C300)
• Brake System: Dual‑suction front discs, 360‑degree parking camera
• Infotainment: MBUX with voice command, navigation, and optional digital cockpit
• Safety Features: Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keep assist, collision mitigation braking, active parking assist

Depreciation Insight (What Is the Mercedes-Benz C Value Over Time?)

If you lean toward buying a used Mercedes-Benz C price overview, depreciation is a critical factor. A newly shipped C-Class will, on average, lose its value by a Mercedes-Benz C depreciation rate typical for luxury sedans and coupes. These are realistic, not stylized numbers, so you can effectively plan the purchase, finance, or trade‑in decisions.

• First Year: 15–20% of the original retail price. A 2018 C-Class departs from its launch value by this amount after 12 months.
• Two to Three Years: Total depreciation climbs to about 30–35%. A mid‑tier C300 in clean condition may hold a 2‑year resale value of 66–70% of its original price.
• Three to Five Years: Approximately 50% of the new price. In a used market, a 2018 model retains a resale share of 50–55% in optimal conditions.
• Five to Eight Years: Beyond five years, the depreciation curve flattens, dropping roughly 60–60% of original value. Cold‑weather or high‑use regions can push the depreciation slightly higher.
• Long‑Term (8+ Years): After eight years, the vehicle still holds about 35–45% of its initial value when maintained well, represented by resurfacing or major body work.

Remember, Mercedes-Benz C depreciation calculations are widely on a median trend and may vary by specific condition, mileage, and

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