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Fans of spacious, high‑class minivans will recognize the Mercedes Viano instantly. Launched in the late 1990s, the Viano quickly became the benchmark for luxury family transport. If you’re curious about the current Mercedes Viano price or seeking a vintage model, it’s helpful to look at a 2006 example. In 2006, the Viano would have carried a premium for its advanced features—yet Mercedes Viano 2006 price varies large from market to market. In this guide, we dive into the key specs, depreciation trends, price comparisons, and market standing of this iconic vehicle.

Understanding a Mercedes Viano starts with its fundamentals. Below is a concise but comprehensive specification list that represents the typical 2006 configuration, though variations exist based on optional packages.

• Engine: 2.9‑L M 272 inline‑six petrol or 3.0‑L OM 602 four‑cylinder diesel (depending on drivetrain).
• Power: 200 bhp (petrol) or 205 ps (diesel).
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or optional 6‑speed automatic (7‑speed in higher‑trim diesel).
• Fuel Type: Petrol (petrol) or Diesel (diesel).
• Drive Layout: RWD (petrol), 4×4 with selectable 4‑wheel drive (diesel).
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 4,995 mm × 1,965 mm × 1,965 mm.
• Wheelbase: 3,034 mm; allows seating for up to eight passengers.
• Ground Clearance: 160–165 mm (diesel) for off‑road capability.
• Seating Capacity: 5–8 depending on configuration.
• Cargo Volume: Up to 4,800 L with seats folded.
• Features: 4‑speed automatic climate control, power‑folding seats, rear‑view camera (standard on most diesel), Mercedes COMFORT CONTROL with adaptive suspension (high trim).
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, ESP, optional front‑safety cage, side‑impact beams.
• Fuel Efficiency: 12–15 km/ℓ (petrol); 16–18 km/ℓ (diesel)—depending on load and driving style.

The used Mercedes Viano price hinges on the vehicle’s mileage, service history and whether it was a petrol or diesel. In newer markets, a low‑mileage 2006 model could command a premium, while in regions where diesel is favored, those versions often trade at a higher value due to fuel economy advantages. With the price range generally between €4,000 and €12,000, a buyer should weigh condition, optional extras, and regional demand.

When it comes to Mercedes Viano depreciation, the minivan follows trends similar to high‑end vans and luxury families cars. A typical depreciation path looks like this:

• First year: 15–20% loss of original value.
• Year 2–3: 10–12% per year as the model stabilizes.
• Year 4–5: 8–10% per year, especially for well‑maintained diesel engines.
• After five years: 6–8% annually, with a gradual slowing as the vehicle approaches a decade of use.

These figures are averages; a 2006 Viano beginning its life at a dealer’s showroom price of €25,000 may sit around €12,000 to €14,000 in good condition today, reflecting roughly a 50–55% drop over ten years. Certain exotic engine covers or

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