The latest Mercedes-Benz C-class sedan is a lot like a miniature S-class. It looks similar to the brand’s flagship sedan inside and out and offers many of the same technology features, only in a smaller package that’s sportier to drive. The plush interior impresses with luxurious materials and modern display screens, but has a few too many touch-sensitive controls for our liking. A smooth turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four is standard in the C300 model, and there are more powerful AMG C43 and C63 variants (reviewed separately) if you want your C-class with a big helping of grunt. The standard C-class offers strong performance but lacks chassis refinement, as its ride can get uncomfortable on rough roads and the steering lacks feedback. Although it may not drive as well as rivals including the BMW 3-series and Audi A4, the C-class is still a strong competitor in the compact luxury sedan segment.