The new Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe is definitely something to look forward to. Its lineup has the design, performance and technology that emulates the more expensive flagship model of its brand, the S-Class.

But the question is, “How much will it cost?”

The most reasonable starting price of the car would be somewhere along the $55,000 to $60,000 range. Other automotive analysts also put their estimates within that bracket.

If that’s the case, it would be around $30,000 lower than the price of the flashy S-Class sedan and more than half less the price of the coupe version of the more classy segment.

So what makes it such a good deal for buyers? First, the lines and its curves borrow a lot of the elements found on the present S-Class Coupe. It is definitely hard to tell the two apart at a glance.

Just look at the photo above showing the two luxury coupes and you can only count with your fingers their difference when it comes to appearance. But then again, there’s that untold aura of the S-Class that could never be replicated by the other models of the three-pointed star marque.

Second, although the C-Class Coupe will not be as spacious as the S-Class Coupe, it will be more or less 2.4 inches longer than its predecessor.

As for the engine options of the car, it will most likely mirror the ones found on its latest sedan counterpart. It’s range-topping version is expected to be the Mercedes-AMG C63 S Coupe with its V8 power unit tuned to match the same output offered by its sedan brother.