Seemed like a review of the mercedes brand rather than the c-class, and a very negative one too. His negative words of the c-class do not seem to be supported by any realistic example. This reminds me of an earlier article comparing bmw and merc in that merc is built from the s-class down, while bmw is from the 3-series up. But one would not expect such luxuries typical of cars in the s-class range as massage seats to be common or available in a rather 'inexpensive' sedan. Otherwise, BMW would have gone a long way indeed to add massage seats etc. in the 7-series built up from its c-class comparable 3-series sibling. A very long way.