The 2017 model year for Mercedes-Benz brought a range of updates, new models, and continued luxury and performance across its extensive lineup. For those considering a Mercedes-Benz, understanding the 2017 offerings provides valuable insight into available options and their respective price points. This overview details the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP), excluding destination charges, for the 2017 Mercedes-Benz model year compared to the previous 2016 models, highlighting key changes and additions.
2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class: Coupe, Sedan, Cabriolet and AMG Variants
The C-Class, a cornerstone of the Mercedes-Benz sedan and coupe range, saw several exciting additions for 2017. The C300 Sedan started at $39,500, slightly up from the 2016 price, while the 4MATIC version began at $41,500. The high-performance AMG C43 Sedan, replacing the C450 AMG sedan from the previous year, was priced at $52,000, offering a compelling blend of power and luxury. The flagship AMG C63 and C63 S Sedans continued to deliver exhilarating performance, priced at $65,200 and $72,800 respectively.
For those preferring a sportier silhouette, the 2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe models offered fresh appeal. The C300 Coupe started at $42,650, with the 4MATIC version at $44,650. AMG enthusiasts had the AMG C43 Coupe at $55,500, and the formidable AMG C63 Coupe and C63 S Coupe at $67,000 and $75,000 respectively. Expanding the open-top driving experience, the C-Class Cabriolet was introduced, with the C300 Cabriolet starting at $50,900 and the 4MATIC version at $52,900. The AMG C43, C63, and C63 S Cabriolet variants provided open-air thrills, priced from $60,400 up to $80,850 for the top-tier AMG C63 S Cabriolet.
2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class: Sedan, Coupe, Cabriolet and Wagon Options
The 2017 E-Class marked the debut of the new generation W213 E-Class Sedan. The E300 Sedan, part of this new generation, was priced at $52,150, with the E300 4MATIC Sedan at $54,650. The AMG E43 Sedan, a new addition to the AMG lineup, was expected in early 2017. While the previous model year offered a range of E-Class Sedans, including the E250 BlueTEC and E350, the focus shifted to the new E300 for 2017. The E-Class Coupe and Cabriolet models continued with the E400 variants, starting at $54,550 for the Coupe and $62,600 for the Cabriolet. For wagon enthusiasts, the E400 4MATIC Wagon (S213), also a new generation model, was anticipated in early 2017.
2017 Mercedes-Benz SUV Lineup: GLA, GLC, GLE, GLS, and G-Class
Mercedes-Benz’s robust SUV lineup in 2017 catered to diverse needs and preferences. The compact GLA250 started at $32,850, offering an entry point into the Mercedes-Benz SUV family. The GLC, positioned as a mid-size SUV, began at $39,150 for the GLC300. The GLE, another popular SUV, had a starting price of $52,000 for the GLE350. The GLS, replacing the GL, was the full-size SUV offering, with the GLS450 4MATIC starting at $68,700. For the ultimate off-road luxury, the G-Class G550 was priced at $122,400, with AMG variants like the AMG G63 and AMG G65 reaching significantly higher price points. The AMG GLC43 and AMG GLE43 models further expanded the performance SUV offerings for 2017.
2017 Mercedes-Benz CLA, CLS, S-Class, GT, SL, and SLC
Beyond the core C-Class, E-Class, and SUV ranges, the 2017 Mercedes-Benz lineup included stylish coupes and sedans like the CLA and CLS. The CLA250 started at $32,400, while the CLS400 began at $67,550. The flagship S-Class Sedan maintained its position as the pinnacle of luxury, with the S550 Sedan starting at $96,600 and the ultra-exclusive Maybach S600 reaching $191,300. For sports car enthusiasts, the AMG GT started at $111,200, with Roadster versions and higher performance variants like the AMG GT S and AMG GT R on the horizon for 2018. The SL roadster continued with the SL450 (replacing the SL400) at $86,950, and the SLC replaced the SLK, with the SLC300 starting at $47,950.
2017 Mercedes-Benz Vans and smart Models
The 2017 model year also included Mercedes-Benz Vans, such as the Metris and Sprinter, catering to commercial and passenger needs. The Metris WORKER Cargo Van started at $25,995. For urban mobility, the smart fortwo coupe remained an option, starting at $14,650, with new generation electric drive models expected in Spring and Summer 2017.
Conclusion
The 2017 Mercedes-Benz model year presented a comprehensive and updated lineup, offering a diverse range of vehicles from compact cars to luxurious sedans, high-performance sports cars, versatile SUVs, and practical vans. The pricing structure reflected the premium nature of the brand and the advanced technology, design, and performance offered across the Mercedes-Benz range. Prospective buyers in 2017 had a wealth of choices to meet their individual needs and preferences within the Mercedes-Benz family.
