Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan Monthly Payment & Loan Calculator In Malaysia

Mercedes-Benz has pulled the covers off the facelifted W177 hatchback and V177 sedan Mercedes-Benz A-Class. Roughly 4 years after its debut in 2018, the facelifted A-Class now ups the ante for both the sedan and hatchback versions with subtle styling tweaks, improved technology features and crucially, electrification across its entire petrol engine range. Starting with the big news, all four-cylinder petrol engines (except the A45 S) now feature a 48V mild-hybrid (MHEV) electrical system. A 10 k

Cheapest Mercedes-Benz in Malaysia Now with rear A/C vents, but without ambient lighting Is it worthy of the Mercedes badge? Brand cachet can be a strong incentive for buyers, and few car brands possess the same level of prestige as Mercedes-Benz. If you’re looking for a car with said cachet for the least amount of money required, you'd be eyeing the locally-assembled (CKD) Mercedes-Benz A200 Sedan. Compared to the fully-imported (CBU) model, the CKD Mercedes-Benz A200 Sedan costs RM 11k less at

CKD A200 Sedan gets minor equipment changes from the CBU model Run-flat tyres are replaced with regular ones Do the pros of run-flat tyres outweigh the cons? A little over two months ago, the locally-assembled (CKD) Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan was launched in Malaysia with two variants, A200 and A250. The former is priced at RM 210,902 (OTR without insurance and SST), making it the most affordable Mercedes-Benz model in Malaysia. Previously, the fully-imported (CBU) A200 Sedan was sold at RM 222

Checks with Mercedes-Benz dealerships revealed that the locally-assembled (CKD) 2022 Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan has been updated with a host of features along with a bump in price. The Mercedes-Benz A200 Sedan is now priced at RM 220,458 (up from RM 210,902) while the A250 Sedan is priced at RM 243,857 (up from RM 239,858). Prices are on-the-road without insurance, with SST exemption, valid until 30 June-2022. 2022 Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan CKD - Prices Variant Previous (RM) New (RM) A200 RM

We’ve previously reported that the Mercedes-Benz A-Class Sedan (V177) will not be replaced after the current generation model ends. The move is part of Mercedes-Benz Cars’ efforts to streamline its product offerings, focusing on higher margin products. It begs the question, is Mercedes-Benz really going to exit the compact sedan segment entirely? Not at all, according to a recent report from German business publications Automobilwoche. The report claims that the vacuum that will soon be left in

Mercedes-Benz Malaysia has dropped a new teaser, with a cryptic message that says, “Silence will soon be broken.” Now, they haven’t actually said what model it is (hence the teaser), but one of the hashtags used by the company mentioned #MercedesAMG. Thus, the teaser could be pointing towards the locally-assembled (CKD) Mercedes-AMG A35 Sedan, as evident from its signature LED daytime running lights (DRLs). The grille also looks like the one on the A35 Sedan. Further adding to that notion is the