Car Loan Prices For New Mercedes A-class Revealed

Car Loan Prices For New Mercedes A-class Revealed

If you are in the market for a Car Loan For Bad Credit then Mercedes-Benz has just announced the prices for the new A-class which will start at £18,945 for the entry-level A180, increasing to £28,775 for the range topping A250 with 208bhp. To help make your monthly payments more affordable we can also look to source you a pre-registered model at a reduced rate to help lower the lend amount. The full price list revealed by Mercedes-Benz includes the five trim levels offered for the A-class, starting with the base model and then the SE, Sport, AMG Sport and Engineered by AMG trims.
Petrol offerings for the A-class include a 1.6-liter unit with either 120bhp or 154bhp. There is also a 2.0-liter engine outputting 208bhp. For those who prefer diesel engines, there is also a 1.5-liter and a 1.8-liter diesel outputting 108bhp and 134bhp respectively.
For only £18,945, you can get a base level A180 complete with a manual six-speed gearbox and an engine which emits 129g/km of CO2. The car also comes complete with suspension made for comfort, interior with fabric upholstery, CD/radio unit with 5.8” display and MP3 compatibility, aux-in socket and USB and Bluetooth connectivity.
Up one notch, the SE trim costs £18,945 for more goodies like a new two-plate grille with matching colours, 16” wheels, fabric sports seats, steering wheel wrapped in Nappa leather, a manual gearbox or add £1450 for a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic.
The Sport trim is designed to better the SE’s performance and from £21,240, the Sport trim gets twin exhausts, 17” wheels and silver-coloured grille with chrome garnishing. The interior of the Sport is completed with a steering wheel wrapped in perforated Nappa leather, cruise control, ambient lighting and also rain sensors.
Priced from £23,445, the AMG Sport trim is equipped with cruise control, sports suspension, perforated disc brakes and 18” AMG wheels. The interior is complete with AMG floor mats and AMG door sills. There is also a flat bottomed steering wheel wrapped with perforated Nappa leather and other bits treated to Alcantara leather trimming with contrasting red stitching.
The range topping Engineered by AMG trim level will come in the A220 CDI guise with an automatic gearbox, although it was initially just intended for the A250 model. The Engineered by AMG trim adds a new grille, AMG Sports Suspension, flashy and sporty red bake caplipers, 18” AMG wheels and also ESP system tweaks.
The car also gets bi-xenon headlamps and LED daytime running lights. The front and rear bumpers get red trim garnishes. Other features include privacy glass and wheel arches.
The most frugal car in the A-class range is the oilburning A180 CDI in SE trim. When equipped with a six-speed manual gearbox, the 108bhp diesel produces 98g/km. It costs £21,200 and is the first Mercedes-Benz to dip below 100g/km of CO2 emissions. All engines across the A-class range feature stop-start as standard.
Car Loan Customers can also opt for additional packages for more features: two packages are offered exclusively for the Sport and AMG Sport trims (Night package and Exclusive package) and a Drive Kit Plus package available as an option for all models.
The Night Package adds to the cars privacy glass, glossy black beltline, dark 18” wheels, a new grille with black gloss and chrome garnishes and bi-xenon headlights with LED daytime running lights.
The Exclusive package adds more interior features like stitched upper dashboard and leather trimming, four-way lumbar support, stitched armrests, velour floor mats and heated front seats.
The Drive Kit Plus package allows for iPhone content access via the in-vehicle display.
The A-class will be on sale in the UK this coming December and customers of MSG Cars can look to get pre-approved for a Bad Credit car loan and then simply pick the vehicle of your choice and we will do the rest. This option is available for those who might already have been declined for approval elsewhere due to items such as Bankruptcy, Mortgage arrears or even CCJ’s.