Mercedes-Benz C-Class 1997–2000

1 generation [restyling](W202 / S202)
No photos yet2.2 AT (102 PS)
General information
Number of doors4
Car classD
CountryGermany
Steering wheel positionLeft
At a glance
Engine2151 cm3 Diesel
Power101 hp
GearboxAutomatic
OriginGermany
Series
Sedanwagon 5-doors
Trim
1.8 AT (122 PS)1.8 MT (122 PS)2.0 AT (136 PS)2.0 AT (192 PS)2.0 MT (136 PS)2.0 MT (192 PS)2.0 MT (88 PS)2.2 AT (102 PS)2.2 AT (125 PS)2.2 AT (75 PS)2.2 AT (95 PS)2.2 MT (102 PS)2.2 MT (125 PS)2.2 MT (75 PS)2.2 MT (95 PS)2.3 AT (150 PS)2.3 AT (193 PS)2.3 AT (197 PS)2.3 MT (150 PS)2.3 MT (193 PS)2.3 MT (197 PS)2.4 AT (170 PS)2.4 MT (170 PS)2.5 AT (150 PS)2.5 MT (150 PS)2.6 AT (170 PS)2.6 MT (170 PS)2.8 AT (197 PS)2.8 MT (197 PS)

Specifications

Engine
Engine power101 hp
Engine power102 PS
Turnover of maximum torque1500 RPM
Compression ratio19
Capacity2151 cm3
Maximum torque235 N*m
Number of cylinders4
Valves per cylinder4
Max power at RPM4200 RPM
Max power (kW)75 kW
Cylinder bore88 mm
Stroke cycle88.4 mm
Engine typeDiesel
Timing beltDOHC
Engine placementFront, longitudinal
Injection typeHPFP (Diesel)
Cylinder layoutinline
Engine codeOM611.960 red
Boost typeTurbocharged
Bodywork
Height1415 mm
Back track width1481 mm
Front track width1499 mm
Clearance150 mm
Width1720 mm
Full weight1890 kg
Wheel size195/65 R15, 205/55 R16
Wheelbase2690 mm
Min trunk capacity430 l
Length4488 mm
Number of seater5
Disc size7x15 ET48
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA66.6 5x112 mm
Body typeSedan
Gearbox and handling
Number of gear5
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Drive wheelsRear wheel drive
Operating characteristics
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)12.9 s
Max speed183 km/h
Fuel tank capacity62 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.4 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.9 l
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.4 l
Fueldiesel
Emission standardsEuro 3
Suspension and brakes
Rear brakesDisc
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionIndependent, spring
Front brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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