Mercedes-Benz C-Class

The OM651 diesel engine (most often in C 220 d and C 250 d versions) is considered extremely reliable with regular maintenance. Among petrol engines, the M274 (C 200, C 250) has shown good long-term performance.

The T-Model is the estate version of the C-Class with a significantly larger boot (up to 1,510 litres with the rear seats folded). The sedan offers a classic shape with a separate boot, while the coupe and cabriolet have a sportier design and two doors.

Maintenance costs are in line with the premium segment. Regular service (oil, filters, brakes) can cost from €200 to €500. Major repairs, such as automatic transmission fluid changes or air suspension components, are significantly more expensive, but they can often be avoided with timely maintenance.

Yes, most newer C-Class versions are available with 4MATIC all-wheel drive, which is useful on Montenegro’s hilly roads and in winter conditions. Older generations mostly had rear-wheel drive.