Mercedes-Benz V-Class Lease Deals

The V-Class is a supremely practical vehicle and offers a number of seating configurations. The 7-seat package has 2 captain’s chairs in the 2nd row, separated by a centre console on the EQV models. The 8-seaters have a 3-seat configuration for both rear rows – these include rear-seat air conditioning, and cupholders and small storage areas located conveniently around the cabin. Accessing the interior is easy, thanks to the large sliding doors on both sides of the vehicle.

The Marco Polo is a 4-seater and the rear row can slide along the length of the cabin to be converted into a double bed. There is a smartly integrated kitchenette with 2 gas hobs, a sink, and storage areas for cutlery and food. The front seats can both swivel to face the rear and there is a stowable dining table as well.

The boot capacity is between 1030 and 1410 litres, depending on whether you choose the long- or extra-long-wheelbase model. With the seats folded, you get a massive 4630 to 5010 of loading space, because the V-Class is essentially a van with seats/living quarters. And the large rear tailgate and low loading lip make packing the V-Class a breeze.

Thanks to a range of efficient powerplants, the big and bulky V-Class doesn’t disappoint when it comes to fuel efficiency. Both diesels offer between 36- and 37mpg on average, so there’s no real penalty for going for the more powerful one. The less potent VW Caravelle is slightly less efficient in every configuration.

The all-electric EQV looks to be even more economical to run, offering up to 213 miles on a charge. It can be charged from 10-80% in just 45 minutes on a 110kW public charger. The benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax rate is also just 1%, as opposed to the 37% of the diesels – but remember that the leasing costs are higher for the electric model.

Mercedes is known for building reliable vehicles and the V-Class is based on rugged underpinnings. This latest generation model has been largely trouble-free and every V-Class comes with a 3-year/unlimited-mileage warranty.

The boot capacity on offer varies between 1030 and 1410 litres, for the long- and extra-long-wheelbase models respectively. With the rear seats folded, this increases to 4630 and 5010 litres of loading space. Marco Polo models have a boot capacity of 670 litres.

There are 6 trims in total, but not all are available for every engine and wheelbase. We wouldn’t bother much with the AMG trims, as the base Sport already comes packed with what you need and it can help keep leasing costs in check.

Yes, every V-Class comes with parking sensors and a rear-view camera.

This MPV is as practical as you need it to be. From the camping-spec Marco Polo to the luxurious 8-seater trim, this is about as versatile as a vehicle gets. There are cupholders and handy storage spaces all over the cabin, and there’s plenty of leg- and headroom for all occupants.

It is based on a commercial van design, but the V-Class is most definitely not your typical van. It has luxurious interior fittings and the quality of the materials is comparable to any saloon or SUV in the Mercedes range. How many vans do you know that come with an AMG trim option?

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