Orlando Mercedes C-class Drivers Wont Have To Settle For Less

Mercedes-Benz has never been one to settle. The automaker stands for the highest qualities in the industry, including unparalleled design, forward-thinking safety features, an exclusively Mercedes-Benz driving experience, sustainability, high performance and a legacy of innovation that goes largely uncontested among competitors.

Orlando Mercedes C-class vehicles, including the C63 AMG, are no exception. If updates on the 2012 model were any less than exemplary, Mercedes-Benz would certainly not be going through with them. But drivers can expect some significant changes in next years version of the favorite model.

Adding a Development Package to the C63 AMG will bump horsepower up from the standard 451 to 481. With it, the speed limiter also jumps from 155 miles per hour to 174. Drivers can select from four different driving modes, including the Race Start function with launch-control.

Orlando Mercedes dealers will now be selling a C63 with better suspension. With more negative camber, a rear anti-roll bar with a larger diameter, and reinforced spring and damper rates, dynamics are stronger and tire noise and vibration have been reduced. Mercedes-Benz proves yet again that less is sometimes more.

The C63 has a sportier exterior, too, featuring reshaped headlights and LED taillights. It comes with adaptive high beams as part of an optional lighting package as well as a self-park system that comes as a standalone option. The vehicle has gotten a full-on facelift, too. Its rectangular front boasts daytime running lights and just one horizontal bar on the grille. If it looks like its a big improvement, thats because it is.

The looks tune-up extends to the hood and rear of the vehicle, where, respectively, power bulges culminate in a raised cowl and the black diffuser portion stands higher on the bumper. The C63 also features twin, five-spoke, 18-inch wheels.

The model also underwent many of the same changes as other Orlando Mercedes C-class vehicles, like a renovated dashboard with a 5.8-inch central display. The display itself is updated, too; a 4.5-inch color display in the gauge pod takes the C63 up a few notches.

The updates continue: a multifunction steering wheel puts more power in the drivers hands, and new Dinamica seat coverings put him or her at more ease as well. Dinamicas manmade origins are new, too. Drivers can also upgrade to leather seat coverings that come in four solid-color or three two-tone options.

It wouldnt be a Mercedes-Benz update without major improvements to the overall driving experience. Attention Assist also comes standard on the C63. Look for this and other Orlando Mercedes C-class models this fall. Contact one of your local Orlando Mercedes dealers for pricing details.

In many ways, though, there is no way to put a price on the Mercedes-Benz driving experience. Like the automaker itself, C63 drivers should never settle for less than the best.