TMR
01-23-2016, 02:45 PM
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Now entering its third year on the market, Mercedes-Benz has given its popular A-Class range a new lease on life thanks to some new equipment, refreshed body-styling and minor interior improvements.
Prices are up across the board, but all cars gain LED headlamps, blind-spot monitoring, keyless ignition, a drive mode selector and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration as standard.
There’s also more power for the A200 petrol, A250 Sport and the fire-spitting Mercedes-AMG A45, along with a range of mechanical tweaks - the most significant being the A250’s transition from FWD to AWD.
Is the extra gear worth the price rise? From the driver’s seat the overall impression is that nothing much has changed, but it’s only after a few hours behind the wheel that the benefits become apparent.
Read more (http://www.themotorreport.com.au/62910/2016-mercedes-benz-a-class-review)
Now entering its third year on the market, Mercedes-Benz has given its popular A-Class range a new lease on life thanks to some new equipment, refreshed body-styling and minor interior improvements.
Prices are up across the board, but all cars gain LED headlamps, blind-spot monitoring, keyless ignition, a drive mode selector and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration as standard.
There’s also more power for the A200 petrol, A250 Sport and the fire-spitting Mercedes-AMG A45, along with a range of mechanical tweaks - the most significant being the A250’s transition from FWD to AWD.
Is the extra gear worth the price rise? From the driver’s seat the overall impression is that nothing much has changed, but it’s only after a few hours behind the wheel that the benefits become apparent.
Read more (http://www.themotorreport.com.au/62910/2016-mercedes-benz-a-class-review)