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Mercedes-Benz VITO 2019 – A versatile delivery van that blends luxury and practicality. Whether you’re scouting for a new fleet addition or negotiating a resale, understanding the Mercedes-Benz VITO price landscape is essential. This guide dives into the Mercedes‑Benz VITO 2019 price, used Mercedes‑Benz VITO price, and the depreciation curve that shapes its value over time. We’ll also discuss what you can expect if you ask “what is a 2019 Mercedes‑Benz VITO worth?” and compare it with similar models in the same segment.

• Engine: 2.1‑liter 4‑cylinder turbocharged inline‑four producing 195 hp and 310 Nm of torque.
• Transmission: 7‑speed automatic, Schaeffler, with manual mode for precise control.
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (petrol), tank capacity 71 liters.
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 5,440 mm
  • Width: 1,996 mm
  • Height: 2,763 mm
  • Wheelbase: 3,389 mm
• Passenger Capacity: 2‑to‑4 seats (depending on trim), with optional rear bench.
• Cargo Volume: Up to 3,670 liters with rear seats folded.
• Weight: 1,950–2,100 kg (depending on options).
• Suspension: Front independent MacPherson strut, rear torsion beam.
• Brakes: Dual‑disc hydraulic, ABS, ESC, and electronic stability control.
• Key Features: Air‑conditioning, 12‑inch infotainment, dual‑zone temp. control, Wi‑Fi hotspot, and advanced driver assistance systems.

The Mercedes‑Benz VITO price depends largely on market region, condition, and equipment level. In 2019, the van was positioned as a premium mover with a base MSRP that ranged from €25,000 to €32,500 for certified pre‑owned models that had maintained factory service intervals. Newly built units at the time were priced up to €35,000 when fully spec’d. However, actual market prices for the Mercedes‑Benz VITO 2019 price can vary, with many used examples now falling in the €22,000 to €30,000 window, depending on mileage and optional features.

Depreciation Insight

Every vehicle’s worth diminishes over time, and the Mercedes‑Benz VITO depreciation follows a typical pattern for commercial vans:

• First year: 15‑20% drop from the MSRP.
• Year 2–3: 25‑30% cumulative decline.
• Year 4–5: 35‑40% cumulative value loss.
• Beyond 5 years: Steeper depreciation at 45‑50% after 7 years.

Thus, if you purchase a 2019 VITO new for €30,000, it’s realistic to expect its value to drop to roughly €24,000 after the first year and around €18,000 after the third year. By 2025, a well‑maintained 2019 VITO could be valued at €15,000‑€17,000 in the used market, reflecting the typical depreciation curve for German commercial vehicles.

Market Comparison

When evaluating a used Mercedes‑Benz VITO price, it helps to compare it to

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3 years ago	used	£19,194.00		Unlock all links
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