Used Mercedes-Benz A Class AMG Line cars

AMG Line is a trim level available for the Mercedes-Benz A-Class that gives you some of the styling details of the high-performance A45 AMG model, but with less-powerful engines that are considerably more fuel-efficient. Styling details for the A-Class AMG Line models include bigger wheels, deeper bumpers and a rear spoiler on the outside, plus sports seats, a sportier steering wheel design, metal-effect trim and stainless steel pedals on the inside. 

The A-Class is Mercedes-Benz’s mid-size hatchback model. Rivals include the BMW 1 Series and the Volkswagen Golf. The modern-day A-Class model was introduced as a conventional five-door hatchback in 2013 (its predecessor was a smaller, MPV-style car). The current, fourth-generation A-Class has been sold new since 2018, as either a five-door hatchback or a four-door saloon. It sells in big numbers, often appearing on the list of the UK’s top 10 best-selling cars.   

Historically, AMG was a successful racing team that specialised in building faster versions of Mercedes cars (AMG stands for Aufrecht Melcher Grossaspach). Mercedes bought out AMG in the 1990s and still sells fast cars under the Mercedes-AMG brand. The AMG Line model was introduced in 2008, giving buyers the sporty looks and feel of a high-performance car but with more everyday running costs and engine power. 

The AMG Line model sits at the top of the ‘regular’ A-Class range, but below the high-performance AMG models. As of September 2022, the only regular A-Class models were the Sport and AMG Line. However, there are variations on the model including AMG Line Executive and AMG Line Premium Plus. The extra elements of the name refer to packages of extra features.

The features fitted as standard to the AMG Line model largely match those fitted to other models in the A-Class range. The main difference is the AMG Line’s sportier-looking interior and exterior.