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Vito Mixto 115CDI/32 6L.

Vito Mixto 115CDI/32 6L. (Germany, 2003)

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The Mercedes-Benz Vito Mixto 115CDI/32 6L. was unveiled in 2003. It belongs to Vito's 2nd generation, with the code name W639. With an output of 150 hp at 3800 rpm and a maximum torque of 330 nm, this version drives on a 2148cc straight 4 engine combined with a 6-speed manual transmission. It has a manual transmission and rear wheel drive. In terms of efficiency, this car's combined fuel consumption is fixed at 8.6 l/100km. CO2 emissions are becoming increasingly more important in car’s efficiency. This MPV-version is the most eco-friendly car of this series. It produces the least amount CO2 emissions. This van (panelvan) has 3 doors and room for up to 6 passengers. Weighting 2940 kg, it has 4993 mm of length, 1901 mm of width and 1902 mm of height. As for the wheelbase it measures 3200 mm. The Mercedes-Benz features rack & pinion steering, and it wears disc brakes.

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Vito was introduced in 1996. The light commercial van is said to be named after Vitoria, a Spanish city, and Vito Rosenstein, a dedicated Mercedes’ employee. A more luxurious or passenger model was called V-Class, later replaced by Viano. A new generation was launched in 2003. One of the main differences was that the Front-wheel drive model now had rear-wheel drive. The van’s fuel efficiency was also improved.   more
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