CLA [Official] Mercedes-Benz CLA Facelift

[Keyonte]

I would say the interior of the Mazda 3 looks more upmarket. How is the CLA doing over in the US?

The CLA is quite popular where I am, Orlando FL to be exact but everyone mostly drive the non sport models. People that have them here are mostly younger and care about driving a Mercedes than anything else so they don't really mind a nutshell interior

 

[PHYBENZ]

I own a CLA250, that I optioned out to 43K. I think the sport package is a must, and the leather interior really upgrades the interior with the stitched dash and door panels. There are A LOT of CLAs on the road, but I enjoy my car. I've leased it, thinking of a CLA 45 as the next one. If optioned out the CLA take a high end look. The difference in ride though between a CLA and C is huge, especially on the quality and noise.

 

[Monster]

The CLA is quite popular where I am, Orlando FL to be exact but everyone mostly drive the non sport models. People that have them here are mostly younger and care about driving a Mercedes than anything else so they don't really mind a nutshell interior

The crazy thing is, prices for the CLA 250 in Australia even though it is well equipped, cost close to $70k AUD, and I can get a 2014 C250 for around that price, or a 2015 C200. I will take the C-class in an instant.

 

[Zafiro]

I see them in Sweden too. This version is popular.

 

[Mr. Mercedes]

The crazy thing is, prices for the CLA 250 in Australia even though it is well equipped, cost close to $70k AUD, and I can get a 2014 C250 for around that price, or a 2015 C200. I will take the C-class in an instant.

The CLA seems to be appealing to a much younger demographic than the C. While the premium over an A is a bit steep, there's definitely still room for it in the local line up.

 

[tennmb]

I would say the interior of the Mazda 3 looks more upmarket. How is the CLA doing over in the US?

Meh. They've built a lot more GLAs than CLAs. Sales are not very impressive.

 

[Keyonte]

The crazy thing is, prices for the CLA 250 in Australia even though it is well equipped, cost close to $70k AUD, and I can get a 2014 C250 for around that price, or a 2015 C200. I will take the C-class in an instant.

Here a well equipped CLA will run you around $45k, 50 max but they are relatively cheap given that the AMG version runs for under $65k

 

[DJRaze99]

 

[Wolfgang]

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[Wolfgang]

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[domleo999]

The rear reminds me very much of the new SL.

 

[Keyonte]

I hate the new taillights

 

[Iain]

No, the new tail lights have lost their standout design. I've ordered a pre facelift 2016 build CLA250 Shooting Brake. All of the mechanical updates except the LED headlights and in my opinion much better front and rear bumper designs. It also rides a hell of a lot better than my old A250

 

[Rainer271]

Refreshed Mercedes CLA Coupe and Shooting Brake available for order in Germany

Following their premiere in New York last month, Mercedes-Benz has published prices for the 2017 CLA in Germany.
The cheapest model is the CLA 180 Coupe (Merc talk for the sedan), which costs €29,250.20 ($33,145), or €36 ($40) more than its predecessor, while the most powerful model, the CLA 45 AMG 4Matic is priced from €56,822.50, which equals $64,385 at the current exchange rates.

Buyers looking into fuel efficiency can order the CLA 180 d BlueEfficiency Edition, which comes with an output of 109 PS (107 HP) and it's available with a manual transmission only. Prices for this version start from €31,535 ($35,730) for the Coupe and €32,130 ($36,405) for the Shooting Brake.

The options list is generous and includes, depending on the selected version, an 8-inch media display with new cover glass, for €190.40 ($215), which is fitted as standard with the Comand Online (€3,522.40/$3,990). Hands-Free Access is part of the Keyless-Go Convenience Package, priced from €773.50/1,094.80 ($875/1,240) for the Coupe/Shooting Brake, Smartphone Integration package with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto costs €357 ($405) and buyers can also select the LED High Performance headlamps, for €1,041.25 ($1,180).

Full pricing info for the entire range available below is for the German market and it includes tax.

Source: Carscoops