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While the 2018 entry-level BMW 3 Series powertrain has only 180 horsepower, the 2019 BMW 3 Series flaunts an 8-speed automatic and M-sport suspension and promises extra horsepower with a whopping increase from 248hp to 255hp. Plus, the torque receives loads more pounds up from 258 lb-ft to 295 lb-ft. Mercedes, on the other hand, doesn’t have a changed powertrain for 2019. Everything looks comparable to what we saw in 2018, yet the C-Class enters the affordable segment with an appealing track record as an innovative, effective and responsive sporty car. Expect a quick torque output with BMW 3 Series as it delivers satisfying results with its new super-horsepower fire-breathing 3.0 L TwinPower engine, which can reach its peak in mins with 320 hp and 332 lb-ft torque. Relatively, Mercedes appears underpowered if you make a fast comparison of the torque and horsepower numbers. BMW 3 Series exhibits dynamism with the finest design craftsmanship. Sleek exterior styling, signature grille flanked by upscale LED lights and logo-engraved wheels are some of the most effective designing highlights of the 2019 version. Inside the cabin, 3 Series flaunts extravagant seats, sun/moonroofs, and a properly designed center console. This year, BMW has spruced up the power-adjustable front and added 14 flexible arrangements unmatchable interior furnishings featuring plush natural leathers, ambient lighting, and special customization choices. The 2019 Mercedes Benz C-Class likewise includes an elegant cabin equipped with multi-stage heating functions, a powerful memory system for the multimedia, vehicle environment control, and cabin air filtering. But, Mercedes loses the battle with its small rear area. Styling-wise, the C-Class also becomes a tough competition too. BMW 3 Series brings matchless luxury with many outstanding tech attributes in 2019. The new sporting activities car flaunts impressive innovations like full-color head-up display screen, iDrive intuitive control, and a custom-tailored facility console. BMW proceeds with its revolutionary x-Drive system for 2019’s 3 Series models. With this copyrighted AWD innovation and receptive sensing units, the brand-new BMW 3 Series stays clear of skids with receptive sensing units and supports assistive driving with tons of safety functions such as the Brake Fade Compensation, Start Assistance, and Adaptive cruise control. While some features stay conventional, a couple of them are unique for BMW 3 Series’ more expensive trims only. Mercedes-Benz C-Class likewise flaunts Dynamic Select, adaptive assist technology, and unrestricted in-cabin innovation.