Mercedes-Benz C-Class W204 2007

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class W204 was introduced in 2007 as a major step forward in design, build quality, and driving refinement for the compact executive segment. Compared to its predecessor, the W204 offered sharper styling, improved interior materials, and a stronger emphasis on comfort while retaining Mercedes-Benz’s traditional rear-wheel-drive layout. Produced until 2014, the W204 was primarily offered as a four-door sedan with petrol engines and rear-wheel drive as the standard configuration. Engine options ranged from efficient four-cylinder units to powerful V6 models, with the high-performance C63 AMG sitting at the top of the range. Buyers could choose between manual and automatic transmissions depending on market and trim, though automatic gearboxes were more common. The W204 remains a popular choice in the used car market due to its solid build quality, comfortable ride, and wide range of engine options. It successfully balanced everyday usability with premium appeal, making it one of the most successful C-Class generations. Production years were 2007 to 2014. Body style was sedan, with coupe and wagon versions available in some markets. Drivetrain was rear-wheel drive for most variants. Fuel type was petrol. Manual and automatic transmissions were offered depending on variant and market.