Offering comfort and quality, this ‘entry-level’ sedan is anything but entry-level, given its top notch interiors, among other aspects
Small cars mean a small price. It’s a mindset deeply ingrained into the car buyer’s psyche since the dinky Maruti 800 revolutionised Indian roads over three decades ago. Conversely, customers are happy to pay big money for a big car which is why SUVs are a rage not just amongst people that buy them, but the companies that make them. The thing is big cars are hugely profitable for automakers because they can charge their customers significantly more than what it costs to make them and this crucial ‘price-to-size’ ratio cuts across the full spectrum of cars in this market.
The Mercedes A-class sedan is more about low pulse rate travel than lighting up a race track
Inside the cabin, the A-class ups the ante with no skimping on quality