Mercedes today said it built the last 203 series C-Class sedan at its Sindelfingen plant. The company also acknowledged its the world premiere of the new C-Class was just weeks away — suggesting the car could arrive at the Detroit auto show in January.
“Since the series was launched in 2000, the employees at the Sindelfingen plant have produced about 630,000 units of the sedan for customers all over the world,” the plant’s manager said. The car was the best-selling C-Class in the company’s history.
