Mercedes-Benz T-Class

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lt'd be fantatstic if it came to OZ. The VW Caddy sells pretty well. I'd definitely put it on the shopping list.

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The new Mercedes‑Benz T‑Class is available for order with immediate effect. The premium small van for families and active leisure enthusiasts is initially available as a five-seater variant. A long-wheelbase version with up to seven seats will be launched at a later date. The T-Class will be delivered to the first markets in July. Prices start at 29,314.46 euros1 for the T 160 with 75 kW (102 hp) (combined fuel consumption in accordance with WLTP: 6,7 – 7,2 l/100 km, combined CO2 emissions: 153 - 162 g/km)2 petrol engine and manual transmission in standard equipment.

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Calling it a K-Class might have been too on-the-nose considering its Kangoo underpinnings.
 
There is also a V-Class for the more luxurious versions. Much like the T-Class, which is the luxo version of the Citan commercial van.
 
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I'm sure there are better ways to spend Merc money on a Renault.
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Well, if it comes to the Aussie market, it'd get snatched up. The X-Class ute did well here. People pay for the badge. However, that truck being based on the Navara, wasn't a bad set up.
I see plenty of Kangoos on the road. Not a bad alliance to try and steal sales from the Caddy.
 
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