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Mercedes-Benz - C Class (2002)

If you’ve ever pondered what is a 2002 Mercedes-Benz C Class worth, you’re not alone. The 2002 C-Class model blends classic Mercedes-Benz engineering with the excitement of a sedan that still carries a strong brand cachet, making it a frequent subject of Mercedes-Benz C Class price inquiries. Whether you’re looking at the basics of a used vehicle or the historical context of early 2000s luxury, the market varies tremendously based on condition, mileage, and geographic region, but the overarching theme is clear: the older luxury sedan retains a steady appeal.

  • Engine: 2.3L inline‑4 (1,945 hp once tuned, closer to 190 hp in stock form)
  • Transmission: 5‑speed manual, optional 4‑speed automatic (early trim versions)
  • Fuel Type: Gasoline (premium required for optimal performance)
  • Drive: Front‑wheel drive (Optional all‑wheel drive in later units)
  • Dimensions:
    • Wheelbase: 111.1 in
    • Length: 185.0 in
    • Width: 70.0 in
    • Height: 55.1 in
  • Weight: 3,352 lbs (stock)
  • Interior Features: Dual‑zone climate control, leather upholstery, power‑adjusted seats, touchscreen infotainment (when upgraded), and optional navigation packages.
  • Safety: Anti‑lock brakes, traction control, stability management, front airbags, and optional side‑safety airbags (depending on trim).
  • Fuel Economy: 25–28 mpg city, 31–34 mpg highway (approximated)

Depreciation is a key factor when you consider a used Mercedes-Benz C Class price. In the first anniversary of the vehicle, owners typically see a loss of 15‑20 % in market value, a common trend across well‑maintained luxury cars. After five years, the depreciation curve tends to flatten, but a 2002 model will normally have depreciated roughly 45‑55 % of its original value. Factors such as mileage under 80 k miles, comprehensive service records, and near‑stock condition can shrink that loss to around 40 % by the seventh anniversary. Mercedes‑Benz C Class depreciation brings unique insights: the brand’s reputation for build quality means the vehicle maintains a sturdier value chain, especially when located in markets with high demand for certified pre‑owned luxury sedans.

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