Mercedes-Benz’s cheapest car in Australia just got even cheaper

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Mercedes-Benz’s cheapest car in Australia just got even cheaper

Mercedes-Benz has rolled out a price reduction of $6000 for its cheapest model in Australia, with the base A-Class becoming less expensive in both hatchback and sedan forms.

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hatch is now priced at $56,900 before on-road costs, down from $62,900 plus on-roads. Similarly, the A 200 sedan now costs $58,400 before on-roads, discounted from $64,400 plus on-road costs previously.

Those price cuts come at the cost of metallic paint and a panoramic sunroof, both of which were previously standard features – now available as optional extras.

Mercedes-Benz says the price cuts are based on customer feedback and are intended to provide “greater flexibility and options when configuring vehicles”.

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Standard paint on both A 200 variants is now Polar White, while Night ****** is available at no extra cost. All metallic finishes are available for $600, with Patagonia Red commanding an additional price of $1500.

A panoramic sunroof, previously standard, is now available as an option for $1500.

If both metallic paintwork (excluding Patagonia Red) and a panoramic sunroof are selected on the A 200 hatch, its price returns to the original sticker figure for both the hatch and sedan.

The changes to the A 200 follow

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and GLE 300d SUVs in Australia.

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Both A 200 hatch and sedan variants are powered by a 1.3-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, producing 120kW of power and 270Nm of torque.

Drive is sent to the front wheels via a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, with claimed 0-100km/h acceleration times of 8.2 and 8.3 seconds for the hatch and sedan respectively.

The sedan has marginally better fuel economy than the hatch, at 6.5L/100km and 6.6L/100km respectively.

Customers are encouraged to contact their Mercedes-Benz retailer or view the A-Class online for drive-away pricing information.

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