2019 MERCEDES-BENZ CLA 2.0 Cla220 Amg Line
2.0 Cla220 Amg Line
Price
£14,495
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Vehicle Specifications
Description
Mercedes-Benz CLA 2.0 CLA220 AMG Line Coupe 4dr (2019) - Petrol | 7G-DCT Automatic | 190 PS | Full Service History Grey | 81,000 miles | £14.495 A genuinely clean CLA220 AMG Line with full documented history - striking coupe styling, a punchy 190 PS turbocharged petrol engine, and Mercedes' slick 7G-DCT automatic transmission combine to make this one of the most desirable cars in its class. Fully ULEZ compliant and backed by a full service history, this is a CLA that's been properly looked after. Key Details Registration: BU19 AXO 2019 (19 plate) 81,000 miles 2.0 CLA220 petrol - 190 PS 7G-DCT automatic transmission Full service history 2 keys UK vehicle V5 present VAT marginal Euro 6 compliant ULEZ compliant 4 previous owners AMG Line Specification AMG Line styling pack AMG alloy wheels Sports seats and AMG interior trim Coupe-styled 4-door body Condition Clean car with history Drives well Presented in grey Ready to view and drive away Included As Standard Minimum 3 months RAC warranty - with the option to upgrade 12 months FREE RAC breakdown cover Part exchange welcome £14.495 - Finance available, subject to status.
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About the Mercedes-Benz Cla
Searching for a stylish, sporty, and sophisticated used car that won't break the bank? A used Mercedes-Benz CLA offers a compelling blend of premium appeal, dynamic driving, and practicality, making it a top choice for many UK motorists. From its head-turning coupé-like silhouette to its Mercedes-Benz badge of quality, the CLA delivers a desirable driving experience at an accessible price point in the used car market.
Why Buy a Used Mercedes-Benz CLA?
The Mercedes-Benz CLA bridges the gap between a traditional saloon and a sporty coupé, offering a striking design that stands out from the crowd. It delivers the refined interior, advanced technology, and comfortable ride expected from the Mercedes-Benz brand, but with a more athletic stance and engaging driving dynamics. For those seeking a premium compact executive car with a distinct personality, the CLA is an excellent contender.
Popular Mercedes-Benz CLA Models and Variants
When exploring used Mercedes-Benz CLA cars, you'll encounter several key generations and popular variants:
- First Generation (C117, 2013-2019): Available as a four-door coupé and a five-door Shooting Brake (wagon). Key engines include the CLA 180, CLA 200 (petrol), CLA 180 CDI, CLA 200 CDI (diesel). Performance-focused AMG CLA 45 models were also prominent.
- Second Generation (C118, 2019-Present): Retains the coupé and Shooting Brake body styles. Engine options expanded, and technology received a significant upgrade. Look for models like the CLA 180, CLA 200, CLA 220d, and the even more potent AMG variants.
- AMG Line Trim: This is a popular choice, adding sporty styling cues, larger alloy wheels, sportier suspension, and often upgraded interior trim.
- 4MATIC All-Wheel Drive: Available on select models, offering enhanced traction and stability, particularly in adverse UK weather conditions.
Typical Used Mercedes-Benz CLA Prices (UK 2025-2026)
Prices for used Mercedes-Benz CLAs can vary significantly based on year, mileage, condition, specification, and engine choice. Here are some estimated UK price ranges for late 2025 and early 2026:
| Model/Age | Engine | Typical Price Range (GBP) |
|---|---|---|
| First Gen (e.g., 2015-2018) | CLA 180 / 200 / 200 CDI | £12,000 - £20,000 |
| First Gen (e.g., 2017-2019 model refresh) | CLA 180 / 200 / 220d | £18,000 - £25,000 |
| Second Gen (e.g., 2019-2022) | CLA 180 / 200 / 220d | £22,000 - £35,000 |
| Second Gen (e.g., 2021-2023) | CLA 200 / 220d / 300d | £28,000 - £40,000 |
| AMG CLA 45 (all generations) | (Depending on generation and spec) | £25,000 - £50,000+ |
Note: These are indicative prices and can fluctuate. Always check current listings for the most accurate market values.
What to Look For When Buying a Used CLA
When inspecting a used Mercedes-Benz CLA, pay close attention to the following:
- Service History: Ensure a comprehensive and up-to-date service record, ideally from a Mercedes-Benz main dealer or a reputable specialist.
- Bodywork and Paint: Check for any signs of accident damage, rust (though less common on modern Mercs, it's worth checking wheel arches and sills), or mismatched paint.
- Interior Condition: Inspect upholstery for wear and tear, check all electronic functions (infotainment, climate control, windows, seats), and ensure no warning lights are illuminated on the dashboard.
- Tyres: Mercedes-Benz can be sensitive to tyre wear, especially on the front. Check for even wear and ample tread depth.
- Test Drive: Listen for any unusual noises from the engine, gearbox, or suspension. Test the brakes firmly and ensure the steering feels precise.
Running Costs and Common Issues
As a premium German car, the Mercedes-Benz CLA generally has higher running costs than mainstream brands. Expect:
- Servicing: Mercedes-Benz servicing can be more expensive, especially at main dealers.
- Fuel: Official MPG figures are competitive, but real-world economy will depend on driving style and engine. Diesel models typically offer better fuel economy for long journeys.
- Insurance: As a premium vehicle, insurance premiums may be higher.
- Common Issues: While generally reliable, some owners have reported issues with electronic glitches, infotainment system quirks, and occasional sensor faults. Diesel particulate filters (DPFs) can also be a concern on older diesel models if not used for sufficient longer journeys.