The Mercedes-Benz C-Class is one of the most popular cars from the German premium automaker in Indonesia, contributing almost 30% share to the brand’s sales last year. To find out why the car is so successful, Forbes Indonesia tested the top of the line model of the C-Class for this year, the Mercedes-Benz C 300 AMG Line. The car comes with various options that the more affordable model, the C 200 EQ Boost Avantgarde Line doesn’t. For starter, as it’s the AMG Line it comes with a more luxurious and sportier look with its diamond grille, AMG style bumpers, and

Mercedes-Benz maintained its leadership in the premium automobile segment by recording a sale of 3,859 units last year that consisted of new and certified used, an increase of 12% compared to the previous year of 3,386 units and it is a growth that outpaced the industry-average for the segment. On second place BMW Group Indonesia that consisted of BMW and MINI recorded a sale of 3,394 units last year, a flat growth as it recorded 3,353 units the previous year. The three-pointed star growth was driven by the success of its compact luxury sedan, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class that contributed a