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Discover the Mercedes Clase B price landscape with a deep dive into the 2008 model, one of the most talked‑about entries in the compact luxury‑wagon segment. Whether you’re exploring a brand‑new Mercedes Clase B or hunting for a bargain on a used vehicle, understanding the value, specs, and market positioning is essential. Dive into the full profile below and learn why the 2008 Mercedes Clase B remains a popular choice for driven families and crossover enthusiasts alike.

• Model year: 2008
• Engine: 2.3L inline‑4 turbocharged diesel (Centrifugal Turbo) producing approximately 164 hp and 265 lb‑ft of torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (or available 5‑speed manual) with paddle shifters in newer trims
• Drive system: Front‑wheel drive (FWD) — standard, with optional 4x4 in certain packages
• Fuel type: Diesel (Common Rail) – known for efficient mileage and low operating costs
• Dimensions: Length: 4,481 mm; Width: 1,825 mm; Height: 1,620 mm; Wheelbase: 2,715 mm
• Seating capacity: 5 occupants – versatile folding rear seats allow up to 2,000 kg cargo up to 1.9 m
• Safety features: Dual‑zone airbags, anti‑lock braking system (ABS), electronic stability control (ESC), traction control, and optional rear‑view camera
• Infotainment: Sony navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, AUX input, optional DVD and 6‑speaker premium audio system
• Warranty: New purchases often retain 3‑year / 60,000‑km extended coverage; used cars usually offer a brief dealer warranty if purchased recently
• Typical mileage: Approximately 27 km/L for petrol variants; 30–35 km/L for diesel juices in standard road conditions
• Maintenance notes: Routine service every 10,000 km; the water pump and timing chain belt are key timing points for extended reliability
• Resale factor: The Clase B is noted for balanced depreciation but tends to hold value in markets favoring efficient, space‑savvy vehicles

Mercedes Clase B depreciation is a key consideration when comparing new and used options. Typically, the vehicle loses around 15–20% of its original price in the first year. Over a five‑year span, the depreciation curve tends to flatten, with an average annual decline ranging from 10% to 12% thereafter. Thus, for a 2008 model, you might expect a 50%–60% drop from its original MSRP by the time it reaches 10 years of service—making it a compelling value proposition for buyers conscious of capital expenditure.

Depreciation Insight: Realistic Numbers

Using aggregated data from multiple European sources and user‑reported resale figures, the depreciation pattern for a 2008 Mercedes Clase B typically unfolds as follows:

• Year 1: -18% (i.e., 8–10% below first‑sale price)
• Year 3: -33% (into the second year, typically put in a careful driving cycle and well maintained)
• Year 5: -45% (with a decent maintenance schedule and cosmetic care it will still hold a strong market presence)
• Year 10+: -55–60% (the vehicle remains desirable for buyers in a niche segment)

By understanding the corrosion curve, you can time your purchase or sale for maximum benefit. When the price of a used

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