The 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class configurator is now live, meaning you can spec out the redesigned C-Class sedan just the way you like it. Starting at $41,325 (including destination) for the C300 4Matic, the sedan costs $1000 more than the outgoing model, which isn't that much of an increase considering the extra dose of luxury the C-Class received for the new model year. http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/sedans/1312_2015_mercedes_benz_c_class_first_look/

Powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four producing 241 hp and 273 lb-ft of torque, the C300 4Matic can be yours for $41,325, but that's only if you don't upgrade the sedan with a variety of enticing options, such as the $1515 designo Diamond White Metallic paint color and the $2175 Sport Package that outfits the C300 with things like AMG body styling, sport-tuned suspension, race seats, and perforated front brakes with painted calipers. For those looking for more subtle upgrades, the Luxury package adds wood trim, a comfort-tuned suspension, and MB-Tex on the upper dash for $650.

Full LED headlights and taillights, adaptive high beam assist, and active curve illumination are part of an $800 Lighting Package, while a panorama sunroof commands another $1480. Wanting the real-deal leather upholstery and Air Balance Package (with the cabin fragrance system) will cost you $2300 and $350, respectively. You won't find a standard rearview camera because it comes bundled in a $2690 Multimedia package that also includes the 8.4-inch display screen, voice control, and navigation, though it's also available as a standalone option for $460. Meanwhile, the head-up display costs $990. After adding everything mentioned above except for the Luxury Package, we spec'd our C300 to cost $55,975.
If 241 horses doesn't sound like enough, the C400 4Matic comes packing a potent 3.0-liter turbocharged V-6 good for 329 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque and standard sport-tuned suspension. Starting at $49,515, we spec'd our C400 4Matic out with a $720 metallic paint color, $800 lighting package, $1480 panoramic sunroof, and $2300 interior package that includes leather seats with ventilated front seats, illuminated door sills, and multicolor LED ambient lighting. For good measure, we also added the $350 air balance package. After all was said and done, our C400 Matic costs $58,425.
Both models come standard with a seven-speed automatic with shift paddles, start-stop system, all-wheel drive, Bluetooth connectivity, touchpad controller, and adaptive braking. The 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class should be arriving in dealerships shortly, but you can get a head start and spec yours out beforehand by visiting the automaker's website to configure your C-Class.
Source: Mercedes-Benz

i love the avantgarde above

Sure its beautiful, but i'm a little disappointed. I just taught it that benz should have done better with the horsepower..If audi S3 should up their 2015 4 cylider by 290 horsepower i see no reason why benz shouldnt have done better with the new c class even when the Audi s3 is suppose to be in the category of the CLA

"Review: Giving added credence to the old saying about good things and small packages, the S3 brings more power and performance to the game as the fortified version of the new A3. With a 290-hp, 2.0-liter turbo four, this relatively lightweight sedan—its front fenders and hood are aluminum—should thump to 60 mph in less than five seconds. All-wheel drive is featured, with a lowered suspension, 18-inch wheels, and performance tires optimize handling; a six-speed automatic is the sole transmission" http://www.caranddriver.com/audi/s3

Wait a minutes, oh yeah! the 4 cylinder Merc amg CLA packs an amazing incredible 360 Horsepower , trashing out the Audi S3 rival like a piece of rubbish. http://www.mercedes-amg.com/cla45.php