The New BRABUS B30 And D30 Take The Mercedes-Benz C Class To The Next Level

BRABUS B30 based on MB C 300 Outdoor 5

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Leave it to BRABUS to bring a Mercedes-Benz to the next level.

The C-Class is one of the staple models of the Mercedes-Benz range, venerated for its nimble proportions and luxurious appointments. However, BRABUS is known for taking on the challenge of improving even the greatest of cars, especially those that wear the three-pointed star of Mercedes-Benz. The new Mercedes-Benz C-Class is no exception, and BRABUS has announced what it can do for both the sedan and the station wagon versions of the car, which includes improved looks and performance that are sure to turn your Mercedes-Benz into a head-turning and unique luxury masterpiece.

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It starts where BRABUS does its best work: under the hood. The PowerXtra upgrade for the BRABUS B30, the name of the C-Class-based BRABUS creation, offers an increase of 42 horsepower in the C-Class’s gasoline engine, and 45 in the diesel engine, bringing the gasoline and diesel engines to 300 horsepower and 310 horsepower respectively, an impressive output for a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine. With that upgraded performance the 0-60 time of the gasoline engine is just 5.8 seconds, and the diesel-powered BRABUS D30 gets from 0-60 in 5.6 seconds.

The other department BRABUS is known for succeeding in is looks and luxury, and the BRABUS B30 and D30 deliver on this front. BRABUS Monoblock “Platinum Edition” Wheels are available for the car in a range of sizes, and the ride height can be lowered by up to an entire inch with BRABUS sport springs. New skirting and aerodynamic pieces give the car a sportier look, as well as LED indicator lights, and with the brand’s signature black accents, the BRABUS B30 and D30, based on the Mercedes-Benz C-Class are quick, luxurious, and unique cars you’ll want to get behind the wheel of.


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