Mercedes B Class MPV Review
Mercedes-Benz has taken its A-Class small car, stretchedit, added £2,500 to the price and called it the B-Class. It'sintended as versatile family transport for buyers who need more roomthan the A-Class offers, but who don't aspire to the van-liketransport of the company's Vaneo and V-Class people-carriers. The B-Class is comfy, astonishingly roomy and built to MB standards of old,but that badge comes at a premium price, with jittery ride quality.

Mercedes B Class MPV Equipment
All cars in entry-level Standard trim have air conditioning, a five-speed manual gearbox (six-speed in the B180 CDI Standard), electric adjustment and heating of the door mirrors, front fog lights, radio- CD, electric front windows, height-adjustment on the front seats, front centre armrest, security stowage compartment in the boot, trip computer, multi-function steering wheel and split-fold rear seats.SE trim gains automatic headlights, automatic wipers, body-colour side skirts, alloy wheels, six-speed manual transmission on the B200 CDI SE,, rear electric windows and leather trim details. Turbo trim brings 18-inch AMG alloy wheels, double-pipe stainless-steel exhaust, sports suspension, sports pedals and sports seats. Not all trim levels are available with all engines.

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