Mercedes-Benz introduced both body versions for the fifth generation of its C-Class range in 2021, and the station-wagon looked more dynamic than before.

Mercedes-Benz introduced a significant refresh for the entire C-Class lineup in 2018 and, while the exterior changes were more subtle, the technological improvement was much more important.

Mercedes-Benz introduced a new generation of the C-Class in 2014 in both versions, sedan and station wagon, in 2014 and also added the AMG flavor for them in all three versions: sedan, station wagon, and coupe.

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class has its place in the premium compact segment. In 2014, the station-wagon version of the W205 C-Class model was launched. And it changed perspectives.

Based on the 2014 Mercedes-Benz C-Class station-wagon (S205), the AMG C63 version was the top-performer of its range. It offered the highest power and the best technology to make a luxury car goes faster. It was launched in April 2015.

In 2011, Mercedes-Benz introduced an essential update for the C-Class range, and the AMG versions went even further than the rest of its siblings.

In 2011 Mercedes-Benz upgraded the C-Class lineup, and along with the sedan and the coupe, it also refreshed the long roof version, known in the carmaker's family as a T-Modell.

By 2007, Mercedes-Benz AMG was already an established nameplate on the market, and most of the carmaker's models were enhanced by its in-house tuning company, such as this station wagon from the C-Class' third generation.

Just a few months after the unveiling of the third generation of the C-Class (W204), the station-wagon version was introduced. It was launched at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show.

The mid-life refresh for the second generation of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class range brought more power for the engines, exterior, and interior changes.

Mercedes-Benz refreshed the W203 lineup in 2004 and, along with that upgrade, it also introduced the C 55 AMG lineup, which, besides the sedan, was also available as a station wagon.

Mercedes-Benz introduced the second generation of the C-Class in 2000 as a sedan and station wagon, named T-Model.

Mercedes-Benz introduced the second generation of the C-Class in 2000, and, one year later, it brought a pair of two go-fast station wagons for this premium compact vehicle.

Mercedes-Benz introduced the C-Class first generation in 1993 and refreshed the lineup four years later for both versions, the sedan and the station wagon.

When Mercedes-Benz replaced the Model 190 in 1993 with the C-Class, it introduced it as a sedan only, while the station wagon showed up later, in 1996.