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Travel like rock stars with Mercedes's entry into the ever-popular world of passenger vans. Luxury blends perfectly with functionality in the V-Class, creating one of the best people carriers money can buy. Eight people can travel comfortably and there's the impressive MBUX infotainment system on the dash. It's a great pick for something roomy but still premium.

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Mercedes-Benz V-Class Buying Guide

What types of used Mercedes-Benz V-Class cars are there?

There are few cars as capable as the Mercedes V-Class when it comes to space and practicality, making it a top choice for luxury transport or larger families.

The V-Class was based on the Vito van and was first launched in 1996, followed by a second generation in 2004 and a facelift in 2010. It’s always kept that van-like shape but feels extra premium and luxurious.

There are a few trims on offer, including the AMG Line model, plus a choice of extra-long or long models for plenty of space.

What features does the Mercedes-Benz V-Class have?

The V-Class might look like a van but it’s every inch the luxurious Mercedes model, featuring plenty of flashy tech and features.

The top-spec AMG Line model gets chunky 19-inch wheels that look slick alongside the AMG-specific body kit. Inside, Nappa leather upholstery feels luxe, and the matching steering wheel is a welcome touch.

There’s plenty of tech as well, including a 7.0-inch infotainment display as standard. This is operated using a rotary dial that’s much easier to navigate than the typical touchscreen.

Is the Mercedes-Benz V-Class reliable?

Mercedes is known for building high-quality and reliable vehicles, and the V-Class definitely benefits from that.

It’s a solid MPV that’s praised by its drivers for being easy to maintain and shares much of its mechanics across the Mercedes range. This means it’s made of tried-and-tested elements that you know Merc has faith in.

It also received a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating in 2014, so, while this rating is now expired, it’s a good indicator of how secure the V-Class is.

How much does the Mercedes-Benz V-Class cost to run?

The V-Class is a large MPV that can seat up to eight people, so it was never going to be the most efficient on fuel.

Still, the latest V 300 d engine can achieve up to 47.9mpg, according to WLTP testing. This pairs with an impressive CO2 figure of 154g/km, meaning it’ll sit in a high Benefit-in-Kind tax band.

The V-Class usually sits in insurance bands 31 to 46, and road tax for the year will cost between £240 to £570.

Who is the Mercedes-Benz V-Class suitable for?

It’s obvious that the Mercedes V-Class is best suited to those that need plenty of space – whether you’re a large family, a business owner, or just have lots of friends.

This MPV can seat up to eight and offers a 1,410-litre boot in the extra-long variant. As the boot is easy to access and there’s no lip to lift over, the V-Class can be a great choice for those with limited mobility.

The sliding doors are also ideal for getting in and out of the car in tight car parks, and the wide door openings are perfect for helping little ones get seated.

Browse our most popular Mercedes-Benz V-Class variants

  1. AMG LINE (V-Class)
  2. MARCO POLO SPORT (V-Class)

Should I buy a Mercedes-Benz V-Class?

How many seats are in the Mercedes V-Class?

The Mercedes V-Class is an eight-seater MPV as standard, but you can also get a seven-seater model.

How much is a Mercedes V-Class?

The cost of a used Mercedes V-Class will depend on the model you choose, as prices vary across the range. You can use our filters to sort by models that suit your budget.

Is the Mercedes V-Class being discontinued?

The Mercedes V-Class hasn’t yet been discontinued. In fact, Mercedes now make the EQV, Vito and Marco Polo MPV models for more spacious travel options.

Is the Mercedes V-Class a van or a car?

Despite the van-like styling, the V-Class is actually a car. It’s a van-derived MPV that’s ideal if you need extra room on the roads.

Is the Mercedes V-Class worth it?

The V-Class will be worth it for motorists who need extra space and will enjoy the easy-access design of the car. It’s ideal for large families or those with restricted mobility.