
MERCEDES-BENZ C CLASS (2007-11) C220 4DR SALOON 2.1 CDI SPORT AUTO
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2007-11) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto is a stylish and well-rounded executive saloon that's popular among UK drivers seeking a blend of luxury, comfort, and practicality. Known for its sleek design and refined driving experience, this model fits well in the executive, family, or company car market. It’s particularly suited to those who appreciate a comfortable ride with an emphasis on quality and durability, making it a popular choice for daily commuters, empty nesters, or small families.
This particular Mercedes-Benz C-Class stands out with its excellent reputation for reliability and low running costs, especially given its efficient 2.1 CDI diesel engine. It offers a smooth automatic transmission and a well-equipped interior, delivering a premium feel at a competitive price point. Compared to rivals like Audi A4 or BMW 3 Series, the C-Class is often praised for its comfort and understated elegance. With an average recorded mileage around 130,100 miles and a typical private sale valuation of approximately £3,035, the Mercedes C220 is a practical choice for those looking for a durable, stylish, and capable used car. Its popularity is reflected in its high lookup numbers on MyCarCheck.com—over 7,000 inquiries—indicating strong interest and a well-understood market presence.
	

average use
        
The data indicates that the most common recorded mileages for the Mercedes-Benz C Class (2007-11) C220 Saloon are clustered between 140,000 and 150,000 miles (15.2%) and 120,000 to 130,000 miles (8.8%). There are also notable proportions of vehicles at 150,000 to 160,000 miles (8.8%), 130,000 to 140,000 miles (9.1%), and 100,000 to 110,000 miles (5.7%). The likelihood of mileage readings being below 50,000 miles is relatively low, with only 1.4% of vehicles recorded under 60,000 miles. Higher mileages, such as over 200,000 miles, are less common but still present, with small percentages reaching up to 3% for over 220,000 miles. This distribution suggests that most vehicles tend to be around the 120,000 to 150,000 mile range, with fewer cars at very low or very high mileages.

vehicle values
        
The data indicates that nearly 93.1% of private sale valuations for the Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2007-11) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto fall within the ₤1,000 to ₤4,000 range, with the majority (47.6%) priced between ₤1,000 and ₤2,000. A smaller proportion, 45.9%, of vehicles are valued between ₤2,000 and ₤3,000, while only 3.7% are estimated between ₤3,000 and ₤4,000. Very few vehicles (2.7%) are valued below ₤1,000. This distribution suggests that most of these vehicles are positioned in the lower to mid-price bracket in the private sale market, reflecting either their age, condition, or market demand.

production years
        
The data indicates that the majority of Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2007-2011) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto vehicles were manufactured in 2008, accounting for 48.6% of the sample. Vehicles from 2007 and 2009 make up smaller proportions, with 23% and 28.4% respectively. This suggests a peak in manufacturing or availability around 2008, potentially reflecting production trends or market factors during that period.

colour popularity
        
The data indicates that the most common main paint colours for the Mercedes-Benz C Class (2007-11) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto are Silver (44.3%) and Black (31.8%), collectively accounting for over three-quarters of the vehicles. Other colours such as Grey (11.1%) and White (6.1%) are less prevalent, while more vibrant or unconventional colours like Purple (0.3%), Red (3.7%), and Blue (1.7%) are relatively rare. Notably, Beige and Multi-colour options are also quite uncommon. This trend suggests a strong preference for classic and neutral shades among owners of this model.

ownership cycle
        
The data on registered keepers for the Mercedes-Benz C Class (2007-11) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto reveals that the majority of vehicles have been owned by between 3 and 6 different individuals, with 14.2% having six keepers and 13.2% having four. Interestingly, a significant portion—over 30%—have had five or fewer registered keepers, including a notable 1.4% with only one owner, indicating some vehicles may have been privately owned or well-maintained. Conversely, a small percentage (around 0.3–0.7%) have had as many as 16 to 19 owners, suggesting some vehicles have experienced extensive ownership changes, which could indicate underlying issues or high turnover. Overall, the data suggests a fairly typical distribution with most vehicles having undergone a moderate number of ownership changes.

engine choices
        
The data indicates that all vehicles within the sample of Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2007-11) C220 4DR Saloon 2.1 CDI Sport Auto are equipped with a 2,148cc (2.1-liter) engine, and all are powered by diesel fuel. This consistency suggests that there is no variation in engine capacity or fuel type for this particular model and trim in the dataset.












