According to Clarissa from benzinsider.com Mercedes-Benz again has picked up the coveted accolade of being the number one car brand in Australia. They scooped the highest Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) rating at 95%.
Mercedes-Benz Australia also got another achievement from Down Under as their new C Class W204 chassis which exceeded the 30,000 unit sales target. They are celebrating 30 years of the brand’s entry-level luxury car with the special ‘Edition 30′ package for the Mercedes-Benz C-Class. Mercedes-Benz first entered the compact executive class in Australia in 1982 when it launched the Mercedes-Benz 190 with the W201 chassis. The first-generation C-Class (W202) debuted in 1993.
The Mercedes-Benz C Class has grown to become the most popular vehicle in Australia’s $60,000-plus medium car segment. Between January and April, 2149 were sold across the country, giving Mercedes a 38.1 per cent share of the market, well clear of the BMW 3-Series (1269 sales, 22.5 per cent) and the Audi A4 (949 sales, 16.8 per cent).
The C-Class is actually the fourth highest selling medium car in the country, regardless of price. It trails the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord Euro and Mazda6, but so far this year has outsold the Subaru Liberty, Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Passat and the Hyundai i40/i45.
Mercedes-Benz Australia also got another achievement from Down Under as their new C Class W204 chassis which exceeded the 30,000 unit sales target. They are celebrating 30 years of the brand’s entry-level luxury car with the special ‘Edition 30′ package for the Mercedes-Benz C-Class. Mercedes-Benz first entered the compact executive class in Australia in 1982 when it launched the Mercedes-Benz 190 with the W201 chassis. The first-generation C-Class (W202) debuted in 1993.
The Mercedes-Benz C Class has grown to become the most popular vehicle in Australia’s $60,000-plus medium car segment. Between January and April, 2149 were sold across the country, giving Mercedes a 38.1 per cent share of the market, well clear of the BMW 3-Series (1269 sales, 22.5 per cent) and the Audi A4 (949 sales, 16.8 per cent).
The C-Class is actually the fourth highest selling medium car in the country, regardless of price. It trails the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord Euro and Mazda6, but so far this year has outsold the Subaru Liberty, Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Passat and the Hyundai i40/i45.
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