2015 Mercedes-Benz C250 vs E350 Comparison - Tallahassee, Fl

Both luxury cars enjoy superior luxury car performance provided by the seven-speed shiftable automatic transmission. However, the 2015 Mercedes-Benz C250 generates more power and torque from its engine. Our Tallahassee customers that place a premium on luxury car power should consider the 2015 Mercedes-Benz C250. On the other hand, the diesel driven 2015 Mercedes-Benz C350 easily surpasses the Mercedes-Benz C250 in terms of fuel economy. Customers that stop by our Tallahassee, FL dealership from Georgia communities like Bainbridge get 10 miles per gallon more out of the Mercedes-Benz C350 on local highways.

When Interior Space Matters to Our Tallahassee, Florida Customers

Luxury car automakers typically place interior space at the bottom of their design priority lists. Mercedes-Benz makes an exception with the 2015 Mercedes-Benz E350. Considerable arm and legroom defines the interior comfort of the 2015 Mercedes-Benz E350. The E350 comfortably seats five adults, while the 2015 Mercedes-Benz C250 does a better job transporting four adults in comfort. Mercedes-Benz offers a wagon version of the 2015 Mercedes-Benz E350 that possesses over 57 cubic feet of cargo capacity, which is more than enough room to store family camping gear for weekend outings to pristine backcountry that surrounds, Quincy, FL.

Industry Recognized Safety Features for the 2015 C250 and C350

Both luxury cars come with one of the most advanced safety systems available in the automotive industry. When was the last time one of our friends from outlying Tallahassee communities such as Valdosta and Thomasville, GA owned a vehicle that included a driver drowsiness monitor? The drowsiness monitor found in both luxury cars is only one unique safety feature that separates the Mercedes-Benz C250 and Mercedes-Benz E350 from other models in the luxury car class. Front pelvic airbags protect the hips from incurring serious trauma. Standard Stability Control safety technology automatically adjusts driver speed and steering wheel movement to ensure the luxury cars remain upright during treks over the roughest terrain and slickest Tallahassee roads. Mercedes-Benz engineers have developed the Telematics system that issues emergency alerts and crash notification warnings for local law and emergency response personnel. Both luxury cars come to a stop from 60 miles per hour within 120 feet. The Insurance Industry for Highway Safety (IIHS) awards the 2015cedes-Benz C350 and Mercedes-Benz C250 the rarely issued "Superior" grade for preventing front-end collisions.

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