Never had a petrol C, but I've had a few diesels - the last one a 2010 C200 estate, which I replaced with a (petrol) Toyota. Two very different definitions of quality.
The C had excellent interior trim/seatcloth etc. It was an excellent-driving, motorway car. Vastly better than the Toyota in both respects.
I've had no significant faults with either, but some minor bits on the C were disappointing. Rubber trims at the door window bases which lifted in the sun; a flimsy shiny doortread which lifted; an electric tailgate lift which was a bit sticky; a transmission which lacked responsiveness in extreme cold. No such issues with the Toyota.
Mechanically, the Toyota seems smoother and more refined. And its construction is simpler (and all the better for that).
But the C was a much better driving car, with a much better interior... So a quality choice in that respect.
Edited by jthan on 11/07/2016 at 21:30
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