1. Mercedes-Benz Vito vs Volkswagen Kombi vs Hyundai H1: here's our winner
Martin Pretorius explores the various strengths but also the weaknesses found in the Vito, Kombi and Hyundai H-1, so you can pick the best all-rounder between these three practical people-movers. This is our most-read article on site for the Vito, and should give you the answers you've been hoping to find before heading on over to the dealership for a test drive.
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2. The new Mercedes-Benz Vito 4x4: a decisive traction boost for business professionals
Mercedes-Benz introduced a four-wheel-drive Vito in order to make customer's lives easier, back in 2015 when Europe experienced a bitterly cold snap.
"The drive technology of the Vito 4x4 is based on the Vito with rear-wheel drive, automatic transmission with torque converter and electronically controlled brake force distribution. In terms of technology, it is closely related to the all-wheel drives fitted in Mercedes-Benz passenger cars."
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3. The new Mercedes-Benz Vito: Low on costs, high on payload, expert on safety
"From skilled crafts and trades to retail, service providers, shuttle services and taxis – the new Vito is truly one vehicle for all. With up to 1,369 kg of cargo capacity, it has the highest payload in its class. Meanwhile, the Vito Crew, featuring a crew cab, combines the advantages of a panel van with those of a crew bus."
Learn more about the Vito in panel van guise if you need a practical, solid vehicle for the transportation of your business goods.
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