Differences Between Imported and Domestic Mercedes-Benz C-Class

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Differences between imported and domestic Mercedes-Benz C-Class mainly lie in body materials and assembly details. Body materials: The imported version uses aluminum body while the domestic version uses steel body. There are also differences in workmanship details such as door sealant application, rivets, and assembly - the imported version surpasses Beijing Benz in these aspects. Assembly details: For imported models, after removing the interior door panel, the door lining is fastened with screws using rubber washers; while domestic models use direct rivet anchoring. Domestic C-Class doors tend to produce noticeable creaking sounds when encountering bumps, whereas the imported C-Class (tested after 10,000 km with door panels removed 4-5 times) shows no abnormal noises even on very bumpy roads.