Metallic - High tech silver
Metallic - Lavender silver
Metallic - Moody sky grey
Metallic - Obsidian black
Manufaktur metallic - Opalite white bright
Manufaktur metallic - Patagonia red
Manufaktur solid - Alpine grey
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£46,995 - £62,515
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Colour guide
Solid - Polar white
Free
Would you like your new Mercedes C-Class to look like you’ve picked it up at the airport and have to drop it back with a full tank of fuel? No? Then avoid Polar white, which is pure rental car special.
Metallic - Graphite grey
£750
Graphite grey looks terrific if you catch it on a sunny day, when you can pick up the blue and green undertones in the colour. On your average British day, though, it just looks too dull.
Specifications
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Metallic - High tech silver
£750
High tech silver would be a nice colour for the C-Class — it’s a traditional bright, shiny silver which always works well on a Mercedes — but up against Mojave silver it lacks a bit of warmth and depth, and as they’re the same price…
Metallic - Lavender silver
£750
Metallic - Moody sky grey
£750
Metallic - Obsidian black
£750
You can’t help but think of Spinal Tap’s ‘none more black’ when you see Obsidian black — it’s a very, very dark shade with little life in the metal flake. It looks smart enough on the C-Class, but it’s a somewhat lifeless colour.
Metallic - Spectral blue
£750
Spectral blue is Mercedes’ answer to BMW’s bright and sporty Portimao blue and it works best if you’ve bought a sporty-looking AMG or AMG-Line version of the C-Class. It’s a handsome shade, but it needs careful accessorising if it’s to work at its best.
Manufaktur metallic - Opalite white bright
£1,000
Considering how expensive an option it is, Opalite white is a bit of a disappointment. Unlike Mercedes’ Diamond white option, Opalite is quite a hard white, with little warmth to it, which makes it look too plain (and frankly too cheap) under British skies.
Manufaktur metallic - Patagonia red
£1,000
You can’t really go wrong with Patagonia red as it’s basically weather-proof. On dull days, there’s a hint of darker burgundy and maroon in it that adds a touch of class to the C, while on sunny days it pops with Ferrari-red overtones. A great, if expensive, choice.
Manufaktur solid - Alpine grey
£1,000