Oakville Newspapers

Oakville Beaver, 7 May 2008, p. 31

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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 7, 2008 - 31 FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED You'll Love Our Service! 905-335-4080 BURLINGTON LINE Mercedes C-Class sedan brings new levels of spirit and refinement By Joe Knycha OAKVILLE BEAVER The fourth-generation, rear-wheel-drive Mercedes-Benz C-Class might be viewed as two cars in one -- or more accurately, one car with two distinct personalities. Two versions now define the company's entry-level sedan: the Elegance line C-Class, appealing to traditional buyers who seek the understated luxury, a smooth ride and handling; and the C-Class with the no charge Sport Package, called AvantGarde, for younger sports-oriented drivers to whom more aggressive styling and all-'round agility are key attractors. Mercedes-Benz's reputation in this class has been for leading edge solidly built, long lasting luxury, accompanied by an extensive catalogue of innovation. From the top-of-the-line C350 to the sublimely equipped base C300 model, there is a C-Class for all driving styles and tastes. The All-New 2008 C-Class competes athletically in a way that will give its many competitors pause, if not fits. The standard suspension and steering Agility Control package provides a solidly weighted and near perfectly balanced sedan that attacks corners with aplomb, and shoots them out the rear view as it proceeds toward the next twisty bit or set thereof -- all, of course, without drama and in perfectly composed comfort. Safety systems abound and a bright and airy interior offers ample space Continued on Page 32

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