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I actually like this a great deal more than I'd originally expected. I only wish it had a 6 cylinder motor!
Description: Spy shots have confirmed it won't look overly different from the recently revealed CLA250, notwithstanding an aggressive front fascia, dual exhaust, trunk-mounted spoiler and five-spoke alloys, b...
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Those skinny spokes makes the rim look too small for the car, the previous more "chunky" rims are the better choice.
@josh. I agree. I understand why mercedes makes "cheaper" cars - to make a lot of money from them - but it still gets on my nerves how most ppl on the road don't know just how big the gap in quality and price is btw cla /c and s / cl
Hopefully they make this legit. Unlike the CLA45 where everyone and their mom will eventually own one with a $29,900 msrp
Can't wait for that show! :D
Where do I sign up? The CLA is my #1 car atm!
Good I hate to cold.
And warmer climates. Anyway, it's a worth while read...
Cold temperature makes a huge factor, an additional 10-15% reduction in fuel. Ford has a problem with misunderstanding the test requirements as well and their hybrids resulted in 10-12 mpg lower than they claimed. But that was using better fuel
@jason some race cars run off 100% ethanol. I just don't what electric engines they are no fun but I do like a big v8
So foreign car companies CAN miscalculate based in the flaws of the test requirements from the EPA just based on the difference of regional fuels. Fuel from Korea for example can give as good as 6 mpg average higher than northern US states where the
@Max, there is a great article on the Economist a couple of days ago titled: fuel economy, difference engine... This points out how mpg is calculated with petrol and ethanol added petrol. US gas uses 10% ethanol, causing reduced mpg fuel economy.
as full option normal CLA? So as I mentioned, I wouldn't be doubt they pricing it at 50-60k range.
BMW 3 series and Benz C class are both entry lvl cars. Starts around mid 30k. Add all the options and it quickly GPS up to 45-50k. The CLA starts at around 30k so with all options most likely mid 40k. Why would they offer AMG version for similar
Def won't be near 60k.. The CLA is an entry level model
@max it takes about three gallons of ethanol to go as far as you would with one gallon of gas. That's only part of the problem with ethanol too
YES! The NY Auto Show is the closest show to me, and thats good news, to know that there will be some great debuts this year. Last year was great with the SRT Viper and all, and I hope this year will be just as good!
I think it should be around $45,000, but even then that's pretty pricey.
$50-60k sounds reasonable. A dollar doesn't go as far today. For example, a well optioned Golf R will nudge $40k, and will be over after taxes
My next car! 350 horse with light nose and 4 Matic!
No way they'd do 60k$. That's c63/m3 territory. This looks more like an s4 competitor so maybe 47$k?
I am going to miss the v8 days. But what is wrong with using ethanol as another fule?
I'm pretty sure you already knew what carbuzz meant. Would have to be pretty thick in the head not to know what they intended. Given the base price for the CLA around 30k, wouldn't doubt if they price the AMG version around 50-60k, too expensive...
What kind of price are we looking at for this bad boy?
Think that says CLA45 AMG and A45 AMG. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe those might be two different cars.
The A45 AMG will be powered by the same engine as the A45 AMG. Hmmm. Thanks CarBuzz