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When you first spot a Mercedes Clase V on the road—sleek, spacious, and unmistakably premium—you’re instantly drawn to its reputation for comfort and reliability. Whether you’re a family looking for extra room, a business in need of a dependable workforce vehicle, or a collector admiring iconic German engineering, the Mercedes Clase V price puzzle can be intriguing. The price varies, of course, by model year, condition, and region, but it’s helpful to understand the baseline value and how it shifts over time. Below we outline the key specs, examine depreciation trends, compare it with similar vehicles, and pinpoint its market niche—all to give you a clearer picture of what you’re looking at, especially if you’re wondering about the Mercedes Clase V 2012 price or the overall what is a 2012 Mercedes Clase V worth.

• Engine: 2.5‑L inline‑4 diesel (TDI) producing around 140 hp and 380 Nm of torque; optional 3.0‑L diesel engines in higher trims.
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 7‑speed automatic (8‑speed AMG variants) with dual‑clutch configuration available in select markets.
• Fuel Type: Diesel (preferred for its torque and fuel economy), with variants also offering gasoline engines in certain markets.
• Dimensions: Length: 5,387–5,445 mm (depending on wheelbase), Width: 1,836 mm, Height: 1,785–1,825 mm; Wheelbase options at 3,381 mm, 3,626 mm, or 3,751 mm.
• Cargo Capacity: Up to 8,700 L in the longest configuration, with a sliding rear door for easy loading.
• Seating: Flexible 3–5 seat arrangements: 2‑monobox in the front, 3‑monobox in the rear for a total of 8 passenger seats.
• Technology: COMAND infotainment, optional 12‑inch touchscreen, rear‑seat entertainment, advanced driver assistance systems including Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keeping Assist.
• Safety: Standard multibeam headlights, multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability program, and optional collision avoidance system.
• Interior Features: High‑grade upholstery, panoramic sunroof option, configurable center console, and luxurious ambient lighting.

Understanding Mercedes Clase V depreciation is crucial for anyone considering a trade‑in, a lease, or a used purchase. New vehicles typically lose *15‑20% of their original value within the first year* due to market normalization. After that, the depreciation curve slows slightly but remains significant; a 5‑year portal can see a loss of *30‑35% total value*, and by 8–10 years the vehicle might hold *about 50% of its original price* if kept in good condition. So when you’re looking at a used Mercedes Clase V price or determining a 2012 model’s worth, keep in mind that diesel engines tend to retain value better than gasoline

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