2017 Mercedes-Benz C-Class 2.1 C220d AMG Line Saloon 4dr Diesel G-Tronic+ Euro 6

Description

This 2017 Mercedes C-Class diesel is a solid, well-maintained car with a clean service history — eight service stamps to prove it’s been looked after properly. I’ve been driving it for a few years now and it’s been pretty reliable, especially on the roads around the Isles of Scilly.

It’s a fairly sleek, sporty saloon with a diamond silver metallic finish and black ash wood trim inside — the cabin feels modern and quiet, and the seats are comfortable even on long drives. The dashboard has a GPS navigation system that works well, plus rear camera, parking sensors, and a collision warning system to help keep you safe. I like the rain-sensing wipers and cruise control — they’re handy on the longer routes we take between the islands.

There’s a DAB radio and a CD player with MP3 support, so you can play your favourite tunes. The climate control is dual-zone, which means I can keep the front and back of the car at different temperatures depending on who’s in the car. The windows fold electrically, and there’s tinted glass, which helps with glare. I’ve also got the engine start/stop feature and hill hold — both useful for the winding roads and uneven terrain around here.

It’s Euro 6 compliant, so it’ll fit in low-emission zones — something I’ve found really helpful when driving around the islands. The first registration was July 2017, and it’s been registered and maintained properly since then.

I’ve had it checked by a RAC-approved dealer, and it’s got full HPI and safety checks — no outstanding finance, no accident history. The car’s been kept in good shape, and I’ve kept it running smoothly with regular servicing.

The price is £11,374.20 — it’s not cheap, but for a car this age and condition, it’s fair value. I’ve driven it a lot, and it’s still reliable.

If you’re looking for a quiet, comfortable, and tech-savvy diesel saloon that’s easy to drive and keeps you safe, this one’s a solid option. I’m happy to chat about it or show it if you’re interested.

It’s based in the Isles of Scilly, England — so if you’re local or planning to visit, it’s a good option for island driving. Let me know if you’d like to see it or talk more.