Completely undisguised photos of the next-generation 2014 W205 Mercedes-Benz C-Class have made their way onto the Internet on a Czech website.
These photos actually look more like screen caps from some kind of promotional video instead of low-res versions of studio photos, and they are very detailed – two versions of the W205 C-Class is shown – one with a traditional hood ornament grille and another with a sports grille.
The one with the regular grille looks so much like a mini S-Class don’t you think? The rear end design is also very similiar to the new S-Class. The C-Class has always had a ‘mini S-Class’ exterior design for the last few generations, but this is the most similiar looking one yet.
We’ve already seen some high res photos of the interior, so you can check them out in our previous story. According to the Autoforum.cz photo source, the car will be officially unveiled on Monday. We’ll just have to see if they’re right.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the leaked W205 Mercedes-Benz C-Class focus on expected pricing, with estimates around RM300k or more for higher variants like the C250. Some commenters praise its interior design and sporty exterior, though a few find the overall look too similar to previous models or less attractive compared to competitors like BMW or Infiniti. There are discussions about the car’s performance, with some claiming Mercedes technology and handling stand out. Several comments also compare Mercedes to Japanese brands, emphasizing luxury, tech, and status rather than price or reliability. A few off-topic remarks criticize other car brands or personal driving attitude, but the main sentiment appreciates the W205's stylish design inside and out, with anticipation for its official release.