Hello everyone and happy Friday!

My lease term is coming up and so I am looking at possibly switching from my 2014 Cadillac ATS Turbo to a C-Class. Direct competitors right (which one)? Interestingly in 2014 when I started my search, I started with the Mercedes first but the deals were better on the Caddy at the time. My ATS only has 6,500 miles on it; I was planning on buying the car. Nice car, fast, fun. It looks like there is some nice 2014�s out there in the M car. I might just to that. I�ve always wanted one. Is there any particular issues that gripe some of you? For example, the ATS has an issue with the AC and odor. Although I haven�t really noticed because I don�t drive it enough haha. But there�s a lot of complaints on that over the other forum.

Anyway feel free to chime in with your thoughts because I�d really like to hear�em.

 

Hello? WOW you're kidding me....???

 

guess I'm not gettingone of these; owners are mean; like beamers lol taught me alot
bye

 

If you are planning for switching your car then you should find a better broker like DSR Leasing because they accept trade-in.

 

I just purchased a 2018 C-300 convertible and just love the car. Traded my 2009 CLK-350 convertible. The C-300 is a dream to drive and loads of fun. I'd go with the MB.

Just my $.02 worth.

 

I have a 2013 ATS Lux with 2L turbo and 2017 C300 coupe with 2L turbo. Love them both. The ATS is a better driver's car in that its road-handling is superior to the C300's...better feel of the road and stays flat on turns. The C300 rides real well (but not as well as the ATS,) and is more luxurious. So, IMO, the ATS is first a sporty and then a luxury car and the C300 is first a luxury and then a sporty car. Also, I have heard (but haven't checked for myself) that the C300 coupe drivers "tighter: than it's sedan counterpart.