2025 Mercedes-Benz C 200 Sport Edition: a Dash of AMG Glam

Mercedes-Benz has spiced up the already stylish C 200 sedan with a new limited-edition trim that adds just the right amount of visual drama without veering into full-blown AMG territory. Enter the 2025 Mercedes-Benz C 200 Sport Edition – a sharper, darker, and decidedly more daring take on the classic compact luxury saloon.

While the base C 200 is no slouch, the Sport Edition arrives dressed to impress. Most obvious are the 19-inch AMG multi-spoke alloys in bi-colour black with a high-sheen finish, giving the car a menacing edge usually reserved for its brawnier siblings. A subtle AMG rear spoiler lip (a first for a non-AMG in this generation), dark-tinted privacy glass, and the Night Package – think high-gloss black highlights across the mirrors, window surrounds, and bumpers – add the kind of visual muscle that turns heads at the valet stand.

Under the bonnet, it’s familiar territory: a 1.5L turbo-petrol engine with a 48V mild hybrid system delivers 150kW and 300Nm, paired with the slick 9-speed 9G-TRONIC auto. It’ll do 0-100km/h in a brisk 7.3 seconds, which is more than enough to get noticed at the lights, without terrifying your dinner date.

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Inside, it’s business class all the way. The ARTICO (faux leather) upholstery comes in sultry black, but you can opt for Neva grey or Sienna brown if you’re feeling avant-garde. Metal-structure trim adds a splash of tech-chic across the dash and centre console. The 11.9-inch MBUX screen and 12.3-inch digital cluster are standard, as are heated and electrically adjustable sports seats with memory, dual-zone climate control, and wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto.

Safety and driver aids are plentiful – Active Lane Keeping Assist, 360-degree camera, Traffic Sign Assist, and more – ensuring your bougie drive is as safe as it is smooth.

With an MRLP of $88,400, or a nationwide driveaway price of $92,500 until 30 June, the Sport Edition doesn’t come cheap, but darling, style never does.

Limited numbers mean this one’s for those who like their luxury with a little edge – and just enough AMG flair to make the neighbours twitch their curtains.

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