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The C180 is the entry-level engine in the C-Class line, built on the W204 platform to 2014 and the W205 that replaced it through 2021, both using a turbocharged 1.6-litre four. It is the cheapest way into a C-Class badge in the Kingdom, with our live stock running from SAR 145,000 to SAR 145,000.
How much does a used Mercedes C180 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Budget around SAR 145,000 for an older W204 climbing to SAR 145,000 for a later W205, with the newer car's tighter build and updated cabin explaining most of the gap.
Which used Mercedes C180 year should you buy?
A W205 car, from 2015 onward, brings a noticeably more modern interior and better ride than the older W204. If budget is the priority, a late-model W204 is the more affordable route into the same badge.
How long does a Mercedes C180 last?
The C180s we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 66,000 km, which is moderate for the age of these cars and leaves meaningful service life ahead of a well-maintained example.
Anything else worth knowing about the Mercedes C180?
A Toyota Corolla costs a fraction of the price but carries more evidence of prior body or panel repair in our inspections — 60% against the 48% we would expect for family saloons of this age and mileage in the Kingdom. A Hyundai Elantra sits at similar money to a well-kept C180 and shows 59% against the 49% we would expect for family saloons of the same age and mileage on the same measure. Neither matches the C180 for cabin feel or badge, but both cost less to run day to day.
What should you look over on a used Mercedes C180?
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on any C180 before you buy — at this price point it is what separates a genuine bargain from a car that will cost you later.
Budget around SAR 145,000 for an older W204 climbing to SAR 145,000 for a later W205, with the newer car's tighter build and updated cabin explaining most of the gap.
The C180s we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 66,000 km, which is moderate for the age of these cars and leaves meaningful service life ahead of a well-maintained example.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on any C180 before you buy — at this price point it is what separates a genuine bargain from a car that will cost you later.
A W205 car, from 2015 onward, brings a noticeably more modern interior and better ride than the older W204. If budget is the priority, a late-model W204 is the more affordable route into the same badge.
A Toyota Corolla costs a fraction of the price but carries more evidence of prior body or panel repair in our inspections — 60% against the 48% we would expect for family saloons of this age and mileage in the Kingdom. A Hyundai Elantra sits at similar money to a well-kept C180 and shows 59% against the 49% we would expect for family saloons of the same age and mileage on the same measure. Neither matches the C180 for cabin feel or badge, but both cost less to run day to day.