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Engine: 2.2-lit 95hp/250Nm, 116hp/290Nm, 150hp/330Nm; 3.0-lit 204hp/440Nm Transmission: RWD, 6spd
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man, 5-spd auto GVW: 2,770-2,940kg Wheelbase: 3,200-3,430mm Bodies: 3xL, 2xH Load volume: 4.65-6,49m3
MODELS TESTED/PUBLISHED:
1(19 CDI 19 February 2004 115 CDI 18 November 2004 111 CDI 1 September 2005
The Vita driving experience has improved from that of the initial market offer and the latest incarnation displays quiet and smooth characteristics from the engine line-up. Good looks mean the Vito brings a certain prestige to any buyer and the van has the handling to match the three-pointed star on the grille A common-rail diesel lineup, speed across the ground and the torque output from all motors, including the entry level, ensure superb driveability around town.
We've never been fans of the high-roof option, mainly on the basis that it looks wrong, but inside the functionality of the
load area is good with sliding side doors on both sides and a surprisingly low loading height. given this van employs rear wheel drive. A Euro-4 emission upgrade for the engine gives the 88hp and 109hp a 20Nm torque improvement. At the top of the range Mercedes now offers the Vito with an eyewatering 204hp/440Nm motor. Traffic light grand prix, anyone?