Mercedes Benz C Class W203 C350 - Facts and Figures
| Performance | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 272 BHP |
| Torque | 250Nm - 350 lb/ft |
| Acceleration | 6.4 (s) |
| Top Speed | N/A |
| MPG City | 28.0 MPG |
| MPG Motorway | 42.0 MPG |
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READ MOREC Class W203 C350 Problems, Faults and Recalls
- R/2003/146 - Possible Loss Of Steering Control - It is possible that the steering coupling at the union with the steering gear may not be correctly positioned and/or sufficiently torqued. This could lead to the steering gear becoming detached from the steering column with subsequent loss of steering control.
- R/2010/153 - Bonnet Could Open Without Warning - It is possible that due to a previous minor collision which the driver may have considered insignificant the bonnet securing hook may have been damaged which could result in the opening of the bonnet if it has not been closed correctly.
- R/2003/185 - Rear Seat Belts May Not Engage Correctly - Rear Seat Belt may not engage correctly
- R/2006/046 - Engine May Revert To Limp Home Mode - The differential pressure sensor for the diesel particulate filter can fail due to contamination of the protective gel layer by exhaust gases. This will result in the car reverting to limp home mode (restricted engine speed).
