Used (2023) Mercedes A200 AMG line 163 HP | Good price
A Class A Class AMG Line Executive
- Nov 2023
- 21,514 miles
- Trim level: AMG line
- 1.3L Petrol
- Sedan
- Automatic
- 163 HP (119 kW)
- CO2 emissions: 132 g CO2/km comb.
- 50.4 mpg
- Details
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A 4-door car has a driver’s door, a front passenger door, and two rear doors for access to the back seats. What distinguishes a 4-door car from a 5-door car is that the boot does not connect to the cabin, and you can’t fold down the seats to create more space through the boot area.
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