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Characteristics of Mercedes / Mercedes Characteristics of Mercedes B-class / Mercedes B-class Specifications Mercedes B-class / Mercedes B-class. Find out the dimensions, fuel consumption of Mercedes B-class / Mercedes B-class, features of engines, suspensions, bodies and other technical characteristics of Mercedes B-class cars. The pre-production prototype "Vision B" was shown in 2004 at the Paris Motor Show. The production version of the B-class was presented at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show. In the Mercedes-Benz corporate hierarchy, the 5-door hatchback sits between the A and C-classes. By the way, unlike the A-class, which is available with both three and five doors, the “beshka” is strictly a five-door. The B-Class is the first production version of the new Sports Tourer project developed by Mercedes-Benz and combines the benefits of various vehicle concepts. The result is a car with an original and independent character: The B-Class mercedes-benz e55 for  demonstrates qualities such as large capacity, exceptional comfort, optimum functionality, elegant design and supreme driving pleasure. The model is designed on an enlarged platform of the A-Class of the II generation and inherited all the design features of the "younger" model - a reinforced sandwich floor, McPherson struts at the front and a dependent steering suspension at the rear, shock absorbers with electronically controlled damping degree. Vehicle dimensions 4270x1777x1604 mm. Compared to the Ashka, the B-class is 430 mm longer. Its wheelbase is 2778 mm, 210 mm longer. The length of the body corresponds to the dimensions of the compact class. At the same time, the B-Class surpasses comparable passenger models in all interior dimensions essential for comfort, such as the internal width of the body at the level of the passengers' shoulders, legroom and head-to-roof upholstery distance. The possibilities for transforming the cabin and the useful volume of the B-class also go beyond the standard ideas. The car can be transformed from a comfortable touring car into a practical minivan in a few steps. The B-class has quite rich possibilities for transforming the rear seat, which can be folded asymmetrically, folded down, removed altogether, etc. In addition, a removable front seat can be ordered for an extra charge. So the volume of the trunk varies from 544 to 2245 liters, which brings the B-class to the level of large "station wagons" in cargo transportation - the maximum cargo length is 2.95 meters. True, removable seats are placed only on request. In the basic version, buyers will have to be content with folding rear seat backs. The main design feature of the B-Class is the design of its front end - a wedge-shaped profile, a wide windshield, a dominant grille with a stylized Mercedes-Benz emblem, a wide bumper and expressive transparent headlights. The harmonious combination of all these elements gives the car a unique and dynamic appearance. The wedge-shaped silhouette, long wheelbase, short overhangs and gently curved, swift roof contours add a sporty tone to the car's exterior. The rear of the car also impresses with its wide track and bulging wheel arches. The "sandwich" technology, which allows the engine and gearbox to be placed in the space in front of and below the passenger compartment, provides the B-Class with a roomy and spacious interior at the level of a sedan or station wagon with compact external dimensions. The palette of engines is very diverse, the manufacturer offers four gasoline engines: 1.5 liters. (95 hp); 1.7 l. (116 hp); 2 l. (136 hp) and for those who "like it hot", a 2-liter turbocharged unit with a power of 142 kW (193 hp) and a torque of 280 Nm at 1800-4850 rpm. With the latest engine, the car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.6 seconds and has a top speed of 225 km/h. And for practical people there is a choice of two models equipped with diesel engines. The most powerful of diesels is a 2-liter 140-horsepower. It accelerates the car to 100 km/h in 9.6 seconds. The maximum speed of a car with such an engine exceeds 200 km / h, but despite such excellent dynamic properties, fuel consumption is only 5.6 liters per 100 km. The second 1.8-liter turbodiesel has a power of 109 hp. and consumes only 6.2 liters of fuel per 100 km when driving through city traffic jams. Diesel B-class models meet the EU-4 directive limits even without a diesel particulate filter. As an option, Mercedes-Benz offers a maintenance-free filter system that further reduces the e https://cars45.co.tz/listing/mercedes-benz/e55