Mercedes C300 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz C300 is the executive saloon that sets the standard in Saudi Arabia's premium segment — combining a thoroughly modern cabin, 280 BHP of turbocharged performance, and the unmistakable appeal of the three-pointed star. Prices start from SAR 345,000.

The C300 is powered by a turbocharged petrol engine producing 280 BHP, channelled through a smooth Automatic gearbox. It returns 11 Km/L on a mixed cycle — competitive for its class. The Base trim arrives well-equipped as standard, featuring the dual-screen MBUX system, digital instrument cluster, and a suite of driver-assistance technologies — meaning buyers don't need to spend heavily on options to get a genuinely premium experience.

Pros: the cabin is the most polished in the executive saloon class at this price — ambient lighting, quality materials, and the MBUX interface make daily use feel genuinely special. Performance is effortless for Saudi highway conditions, with strong mid-range pull from the turbocharged engine. Cons: as with most Mercedes models in the Kingdom, personalisation packages can significantly inflate the final price beyond the base figure. The ride can feel firm on some urban surfaces, particularly on larger optional wheel sizes.

2023 C300 examples currently list from SAR 164,000 on CarSwitch — around 52% below new, reflecting the strong depreciation typical of the executive saloon segment in its first few years. Buyers who can live without the latest model year can find strong value in a recent used example.

Buyers cross-shopping the C300 in Saudi Arabia typically also look at the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4, and Jaguar XE — all premium executive saloons at a similar price point. The C300 leads on interior luxury and technology; the BMW 3 Series offers a more driver-focused experience; the A4 is favoured by buyers who prefer understated German precision.

How much does the Mercedes C300 cost in Saudi Arabia?

One 2026 specification only, listed at SAR 345,000. Because there is nothing to configure, the useful comparison is sideways rather than upwards: the C200 costs meaningfully less for the same car with less power, and the money saved buys several years of fuel. That is the decision this page really turns on.

Mercedes C300 or Audi A4?

The C300 has the more powerful engine and the more impressive interior of the two, and it is the easier car to sell on in the Kingdom because the badge and the model are so well known. The Audi A4 is the quieter long-distance car with a more restrained cabin. The BMW 3 Series remains the one to pick if handling is the deciding factor.

What does a C300 cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

The extra power costs you at the pump, not at the dealer — 11 Km/L against the C200's slightly better figure, on identical service intervals. Juffali Automotive Company covers the model from Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, and because the mechanical parts are shared with the volume C200, nothing on this car is a special order.

What should you watch for on a C300 as it ages?

The C300s reaching CarSwitch for inspection sit at a median of around 70,000 km, materially lower than the C200s, which suggests these are second cars rather than daily workhorses. Lower mileage does not mean lower risk: check the report for standing-related faults, tyre age and paintwork history on any individual car.

Is a used C300 the better buy?

This is where the case is strongest in the C-Class range. An early-2020s to nearly new example generally sits around SAR 165,000 to SAR 240,000, roughly 52% below the new price and about SAR 180,000 saved. Start with the used C300s listed now.