Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class he B-Class sets thrilling new standards with its dynamic design, adaptability and functionality. Stand out from the crowd with sporty body styling components for the front, rear and roof of your B-Class. Travel in comfort with the B-Class' practical accessories such as extra stowage facilities and cutting-edge navigation technology. The B-Class accessories range also offers a wealth of sporty transport options for all of your adventurous needs.

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class Design, dynamism and proportions. The B-Class delivers on all three counts. A premium car with remarkable engine power, exceptional ride comfort, and highly generous amounts of space plus flexibility to match. Considering all the B-Class has to offer, it’s hard to believe that it’s just 4.27 meters in length.

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class The sales figures for the B-Class to date provide clear evidence that the Mercedes-Benz product planners hit the mark with a concept that caters to the motoring needs of today's sophisticated society: since mid-2005, over 325,000 motorists around the world have been won over by the Sports Tourer. The restyled front end injects the B-Class with even more poise and assurance than before. This is primarily down to the radiator grille with its three chromed cross fins painted in metallic grey and the Mercedes star integrated into its center. However, the more imposing appearance of the B-Class also stems from the new-look bumper – whose design emphasizes the large air intake at the bottom – as well as the modified bonnet.

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class

Mercedes Benz B Class Plenty of driving pleasure combined with smooth operation and low consumption – these are the strong points of the B-Class petrol engines. The top-of-the-line model is the B 200 TURBO. With an output of 142 kW (193 hp) and 280 Nm of torque, it accelerates to 100 km/h in just 7.4 seconds and attains a top speed of 218 km/h. The other petrol model – the B 200 – shows how sporty economical driving can be with 100 kW and 185 Nm of torque. The B-Class continues to be available with a choice of six engines – two direct-injection diesel units (80 kW/109 hp and 103 kW/140 hp) delivering up to 300 Newton metres of torque, as well as four petrol engines with a peak power output of up to 142 kW/193 hp and a maximum torque of 280 Newton metres. The four-cylinder power units have undergone a series of detailed improvements in order to further reduce fuel consumption. For the diesel models, this means that the combined NEDC fuel consumption of the B 180 CDI and B 200 CDI has dropped by as much as seven percent – depending on tyre size – to 5.2 - 5.4 and 5.4 - 5.6 liters per 100 kilometers, respectively. The two turbo diesel models will therefore be an even less seldom sight at the filling station from now on; the B 180 CDI can clock up over 1000 kilometers on a single tank of fuel (54 liters).