Mercedes-Benz CLA Price & Specs
Title 0-62 CO2 BHP MPG Price CLA 180 Sport Edition 4dr Tip Auto 9.4s 134.1 £32,485 CLA 250e AMG Line Premium Plus 4dr Tip Auto 7.6s 214.6 £51,165 CLA 250e AMG Line Premium 4dr Tip Auto 7.6s 214.6 £47,820 CLA 250e AMG Line Executive 4dr Tip Auto 7.6s 214.6 £45,590 CLA 200 AMG Line Premium Plus 4dr Tip Auto 8.4s 160.9 £44,875 CLA 200 AMG Line Premium 4dr Tip Auto 8.4s 160.9 £41,530 CLA 200 AMG Line Executive 4dr Tip Auto 8.4s 160.9 £39,340 CLA 200 Sport Executive 4dr Tip Auto 8.4s 160.9 £36,170 CLA 180 AMG Line Premium Plus 4dr Tip Auto 9.4s 134.1 £43,375 CLA 180 AMG Line Premium 4dr Tip Auto 9.4s 134.1 £40,030 CLA 180 AMG Line Executive 4dr Tip Auto 9.4s 134.1 £37,840 CLA 180 Sport Executive 4dr Tip Auto 9.4s 134.1 £34,670 You might like
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
BBC News
21 minutes ago
- BBC News
Slough buses get £900k to improve services
More than £900,000 has been approved by a council to improve a town's bus is part of a £2.2m investment in Slough where the borough council was previously awarded £1.3m by the Department for Transport (DfT).The authority said the full investment would fund better access to the town centre and a bus interchange service to Wexham Park Hospital and Heathrow Airport.A report to the council's cabinet recommended councillors approve the capital spending, saying it would lead to "a borough for children and young people to thrive" and "a town where residents can live happier, safer and more independent lives". The funding would also be used to upgrade traffic signals, improve services at two bus stops where bus arrivals are poor and shorten journey times, the council - which investing a further £63,000 in the scheme - said. There would also be reduced ticket prices for passengers who take multiple bus services for their journey, with more evening and Sunday services Paul Kelly, cabinet member for highways and transport, told Monday's meeting: "These combined measures represent a forward-thinking and exciting programme of investment and public transport in Slough."Working with our colleagues as well as our vital key stakeholders such as Heathrow Airport, Great Western Railway (GWR) and neighbouring local authorities we hope to make a significant improvement for those who need sustainable transport in our borough."Zero-emission buses might be purchased using the capital funding, as set out in the report, but the council has not yet committed to the plans. You can follow BBC Berkshire on Facebook, X (Twitter), or Instagram.
Reuters
23 minutes ago
- Reuters
Sabadell targets profitability ratio of 16% in 2027 without TSB
MADRID, July 24 (Reuters) - Spain's Sabadell ( opens new tab said on Thursday it expected to lift its return on tangible equity (ROTE) ratio, a measure of profitability, to 16% in 2027 from a 14.6% in 2024 as part of its new three-year strategy. Sabadell, which is trying to fend off a 13 billion euros ($15.31 billion) takeover bid by larger rival BBVA ( opens new tab, said it aimed to boost profits thanks to cost controls in Spain and a 5% accumulated annual rise in overall loans over the period. This would allow it to book a net profit higher than 1.6 billion euros in 2027. Its 2025-2027 strategy comes after agreeing to sell its British unit TSB to Santander ( opens new tab for 2.65 billion pounds, which still requires the approval by Sabadell shareholders. The bank will also ask its shareholders to vote on a proposed extraordinary 2.5 billion euro cash dividend financed with the proceeds of the divestment. Analysts see Sabadell's decision to dispose of TSB as defensive move to ward off BBVA. In the second quarter, Sabadell said its net profit rose 0.6% to 486 million euros thanks to lower provisions, above analysts' forecasts of 444 million euros. ($1 = 0.8812 euros) ($1 = 0.7365 pounds)
Reuters
23 minutes ago
- Reuters
BNP Paribas beats Q2 profit forecast, investment bank has mixed quarter
PARIS, July 24 (Reuters) - French bank BNP Paribas ( opens new tab reported a smaller-than-expected drop in second-quarter profit on Thursday after a jump in fixed income trading revenue and gains at its insurance unit cushioned the impact of a one-off tax hit in the United States. Overall it was a somewhat mixed quarter for the euro zone's largest bank by assets, with signs of a revival in its domestic retail unit offset by underwhelming performance at its investment bank that lagged Wall Street rivals. BNP is among the first of the big European banks to publish second-quarter numbers. Net income in the April-to-June period fell 4% from a year earlier to 3.26 billion euros ($3.83 billion), slightly above analyst forecasts. Revenue rose 2.5% to 12.6 billion euros, in line with expectations, while provisions for bad loans matched estimates. At its investment bank, fixed income, currency and commodity trading revenues soared 27% on the back of market volatility sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, but equity trading revenue suffered a steep decline and income from global banking fell. Overall investment banking revenue was up 4% year-on-year. CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafe, whose tenure was recently extended, has made the investment bank a key part of his efforts to boost BNP's profits, while also cutting costs and bulking up in asset management with the recent acquisition of AXA Investment Managers. The bank's shares have underperformed rivals, however, and even this year's 22% gain is behind the wider European banking sector (.SX7P), opens new tab, with investors cautious about BNP's relative growth prospects. BNP said its average tax rate for the quarter was nearly six percentage points higher than a year ago, following changes to U.S. tax rules on financing expenses. That weighed on net earnings, with pre-tax income up 3.1%. Earnings from BNP's insurance operations rose sharply, driven by solid operating income and a one-off gain related to a financial stake in China. BNP's retail and consumer division saw a 4.3% rise in net interest income (NII) in France. Analysts expect further improvement following a recent cut in the regulated rate on the country's popular Livret A savings account, which offers room for margin expansion. "Outlook for the second half of the year is very encouraging, with expected revenue acceleration driven by Commercial & Personal Banking," Bonnafe said. BNP announced an interim dividend of 2.59 euros per share, to be paid September 30. ($1 = 0.8503 euros)
