The latest V-Class redefines what you need out of a van. Many would regard a van as a utility vehicle, but Mercedes-Benz seeks to push the luxury element further. We attended the launch of the V-Class, which you can check out here.
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You can expect a high degree of business and comfort in a vehicle like this. In standard configuration, you can accommodate 6 passengers, including the driver and even have a fold-out table for a lounge-style experience. You can also expect a comprehensive list of safety and driver assistance systems. Powerwise, a 2.0-litre turbodiesel engine makes 174kW and 500Nm, making for effortless commuting. What is the cheapest one you can get, though?
Pricing
The V-Class purchase price includes a PremiumDrive Plan with services plans ranging from 5-7 years and 100 000km - 140 000km and a 5-year /100 000km warranty.
| Model | Price |
| Mercedes-Benz V300d Exclusive | from R2 267 768 |
Now, because only one V-Class model is available, we decided to throw in the Vito Tourer pricing since the Vito range was also updated recently.
The Vito Tourer has an optional service plan with a range of 3-10 years, 120 000km—300 000km, and an optional maintenance plan with the same range and period as the service plan.
| Model | Price |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito 114 CDI Tourer | from R1 122 270 |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito 114 CDI Tourer Pro | from R1 145 270 |
| Mercedes-Benz Vito 116 CDI Tourer Pro | from R1 172 636 |
*Pricing stated here was correct when publishing and subject to change without prior notice.
The cheapest V-Class you can buy is the only one, the V300d Exclusive. With the Vito Tourer, though, the 114 CDI Tourer is the cheapest Vito Tourer you can buy. You can search AutoTrader for the latest V-Class and Vito Tourer deals here and sell your car.
