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2019 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 vs 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG® CLA 45
The most affordable Mercedes-Benz model in the lineup is the base CLA 250. Despite sporting a lower MSRP than you’d expect out of a luxury car, the CLA offers outstanding performance and great comfort and convenience. There’s more than one CLA model, and depending on which one you choose, you could end up with two totally different models. See how two compare as we look at the 2019 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 vs 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG® CLA 45!
The two major differences between these two is cost and performance. While the CLA 250 has an MSRP of just $32,700*, it won’t be quite as powerful under the hood. The AMG® CLA 45 comes in at $53,100* and sports an incredible 375 horsepower from the handcrafted AMG® 2.0L inline-4 turbocharged engine. So is it worth the upgrade? Take a look below!
Still not sure which of these two is a better choice for you? You might be wise to continue investigating other features aside from what’s under the hood. The fact of the matter is that these two are very similar once you look beyond performance. That means industry-firsts such as PRE-SAFE®** and ATTENTION ASSIST®, which act as a second set of eyes on the road. Other features you’ll find in each of these models include:
Front power memory seats
Front power lumbar
Automatic climate control
Vehicle location system
Variable assisted steering
Halogen headlights
Rain-sensing wipers
and much more!
Interested in learning more about the 2019 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 or AMG® CLA 45? They both have a lot to offer, and it extends beyond what we’ve mentioned above. See what you could get out of your luxury coupe by getting in touch with us here at Mercedes-Benz of Gilbert or schedule a test drive on our website today!
*MSRP does not include transportation charge. Excludes options, taxes, title, registration, [and dealer prep]. Options, model availability, and price may vary.
**PRE-SAFE® closes the side windows when the system's sensors detect side movements that suggest a possible rollover. A small gap is left near the fully closed position. Seat and head restraints adjust only when equipped with memory system.
