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Mercedes‑Benz Viano 2008 – A Touch of Luxury in Every Mile The Mercedes‑Benz Viano has long been synonymous with comfort, utility, and prestige. From its introduction as the first German luxury MPV, the Viano has evolved into a versatile vehicle that accommodates families, corporate groups, and anyone who values space without compromising style. If you’re curious about the Mercedes‑Benz Viano price, we’ll walk you through the 2008 model, explore used Mercedes‑Benz Viano price ranges, and give you a clear picture of how the vehicle depreciates over time. In the auto marketplace, the Mercedes‑Benz Viano 2008 price varies dramatically based on condition, mileage, regional demand, and optional equipment. By entering your region and desired specifications into our pricing tool, you’ll get a real‑time snapshot of the vehicle’s current market value. ---

• Engine: 3.5‑liter V6, 260 hp / 270 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (optional 6‑speed manual in earlier trims)
• Fuel Type: Multi‑fuel (gasoline) – efficient for long trips and city drives
• Dimensions: Length 5,141 mm, Width 1,912 mm, Height 1,842 mm – generous interior space
• Wheelbase: 3,161 mm – contributes to a smooth ride
• Seating Capacity: Up to 7 adults with optional rear passenger reconfigurable seating
• Boot Volume: 1,008 L with rear seats up, 638 L with seats folded
• Fuel Economy: Approx. 12 km/l (combined) – competitively efficient for the MPV class
• Body Style: 4‑door van with panoramic roof option
• Safety Features: ABS, ESP, adaptive cruise control, parking cameras, multiple airbags
• Infotainment: Mercedes-Benz's COMAND system with navigation, Bluetooth, and optional USB ports
• Optional Packages: Sport Brake, Comfort Package, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

--- Mercedes‑Benz Viano depreciation: What to Expect The Mercedes‑Benz Viano depreciation curve follows a fairly predictable pattern for luxury MPVs. Typically, a new Viano can lose about 15–20% of its value in the first year after delivery, reflecting the normal wear and tear, first‑time ownership, and a slight drop in demand as newer models arrive. - **Year‑one depreciation**: 15–20% - **Year‑two depreciation**: additional 10% - **Year‑three depreciation**: another 8–10% - **Years four‑five depreciation**: 5–7% yearly, depending on maintenance, mileage, and condition - **Beyond five years**: 3–4% per year, often stabilizing for well‑maintained, low‑mileage vehicles These estimates assume standard maintenance, a clean title, and moderate mileage (12,000–15,000 km per year). If the Viano has a clean service history, the depreciation curve can be slightly gentler, especially for late‑model 2008s that have received minor software updates. --- What is a 2008 Mercedes‑Benz Viano worth? On the secondary market, the “what is a 2008 Mercedes‑Benz Viano worth” question is often answered by a mix of condition, mileage, and driver preference. In 2024, a well‑maintained, 2008 model with 60,

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