Mercedes Vito Van 2011 IN-DEPTH review - A MERC FOR WORK

Mercedes Vito Van 2011
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The Mercedes Vito is a spacious medium-sized van that knows its business, offering quality and distinctive rear wheel drive engineering to LCV buyers looking for a durable long-term solution to their transport needs. Here, we're looking at the second generation version - and specifically at the facelifted model that arrived in 2010, bringing with it a more efficient range of more powerful Euro V-compliant engines, a fresh face, a smarter cabin, revised chassis settings and increased payload capacity. As a result, Stuttgart's medium-sized panel van contender was better equipped than ever to take the fight to an increasingly impressive array of Volkswagen Transporter and Vauxhall Vivaro-sized rivals. How will it fare as a used buy? Let's find out.
Writer - Jonathan Crouch
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[@user-ky4nt6mi8w]

Good old Horsham 😂

[@problemslayer3538]

There's no way the load height is 1902mm that's nearly 2 metres.

[@SD_Alias]

The vito could be a great car if it didn't rust so quickly. In any case, I have seen a lot of very rusty Vitos.

[@SongBillong]

I was told that it was only pre-2004 (maybe 2005) models that rusted. Something to do with the paint Mercedes used to use. The newer models don't have the issue, apparently. Happy to be corrected, though!

[@Noyota2]

It is pronounced Mer-C-des and surely NOT Mirsaydees. Good riddance.