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Mercedes C-class facelift (2011) first pictures
Thu, 23 Dec 2010Mercedes has facelifted the C-class - and the new one arrives in UK dealers in March 2011. It's a classic mild Merc facelift, with a cosmetic polish-up and a raft of more detailed engineering changes. It looks like a subtle upgrade, but Merc says more than 2000 new components are fitted.
CAR interviews Le Mans-winner Allan McNish
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