A Tuned Sporty White Mercedes-Benz C207 E 350 Spotted in the Philippines

    If looks are your thing to kill for, the eight year period between 2010 and 2017 could be Mercedes-Benz's bloodiest year, with the C207 as the culprit. Lauded as one of the most beautiful cars of 2010, the C207 takes the cake with its sleek and sporty proportions. However, when tuned up and modified with an appropriate budget, the C207 becomes murder. 


    Exuding flair as style meets sophistication, the C207 was a special kind of E-Class, not due to its design or its equipment, but due to it being built on a C-Class platform, Mercedes's smaller saloon. Manufactured in the same factory as the C-Class in Bremen, the C207 blasted its high-performance rivals during its eight year period with its 3.5L V6 engine. 


    Generating a mighty 300 brake horsepower, coupled with 370 Nm of torque, the C207 had a top speed of 250 km/h, while having a 0 to 100 acceleration between 6.4 and 6.5 seconds. While it had a nuke for an engine with phenomenal oomph, inside, the interior was much more simple and user-friendly compared to its rivals, such as BMW and Audi. 


    But despite having an easy-to-use cabin, the equipment the C207 came with was far from simple. With Mercedes' specially-made semi-adaptive suspension and assistance technology alerting the driver when the car detects fatigue coming as standard, the C207, like Mercedes' models in the past, was ahead of its time. 


    Overall, the C207 was far from your regular glance-after-parking-before-leaving vehicle. It was elegance far from eluding the capture of every bystander and pedestrian walking by. And now with it being a few years older than before, with the addition in parts and increased familiarity for many mechanics, it has become quite the tuner in the custom car culture. If you were in the market for one years ago, now could just be your chance.

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  1. .August 18, 2022 at 9:29 AM

    hey its me will i dont know why you think i fucked you on discord i just want the car pics bro email me will@lolcat.ca

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