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Mercedes B200 - The Superb Luxury Car |
The Mercedes-Benz B-Class marked in 2005 for the German manufacturer Daimler to enter into a new class of vehicle: the compact van. After the Stuttgart had already introduced a small model in the market with his A-Class at the end of the 1990s, And although other manufacturers had developed concepts similar to the market, the new Mercedes-Benz B-Class in Germany succeeded in capturing a large share of the market for compact vans.
Spacious
The building platform of the Family Vans was based on the ground group of the A-Class, Which was stretched 20 cm in length for the new model. Thus the B-Class could grow by a total of 40 centimeters to 4.27 meters against the smallest Benz, thus creating a larger interior with greater storage volume with the rear seat bench folded back.
B200 - Top Model of the Mercedes Vans
The Mercedes-Benz B 200 was presented as the top model of the series with the 2005 production launch. The five-door sedan was offered under the designation Sports Tourer in three engine variants. The program included a diesel with common-rail technology that yielded 103 kW (140 hp) and accelerated the Mercedes-Benz B 200 from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in 9.6 seconds.
The compact van with a manual six-speed gearbox, as standard, accelerated with this unit up to 200 km / h. After the modification of the engine in the course of model maintenance in 2008/9, Daimler surpassed the consumption by 5.2 liters on average, which corresponds to CO2 emissions of 136 g / km.
The Engine Overhaul Reduces Fuel Consumption
There were two models for the petrol engines. The Mercedes-Benz B 200 Sports Tourer exhibited an output of 100 kW (136 hp). The small petrol reached the hundred marks in 10.1 seconds. The engines from year 2008/9 consumed 6.7 liters (158 g / km CO2). A five-speed manual transmission was installed in the basic model. As with the other models, there was an optional automatic gearbox.
The top-of-the-line model for the petrol cars was the Mercedes-Benz B 200 Turbo Sports Tourer, which had a power output of 142 kW (193 hp) and ran as standard with a manual six-speed shift. The model reached 225 km / h at the top and reached the hundredth mark in 7.6 seconds. The average consumption was 7.7 liters, corresponding to a CO value of 184 g / km.
