Mercedes-Benz B-Class (05-11) - Review

Standard models come with electric front windows and door mirrors, selective damping, a space-saver spare wheel, air conditioning, height-adjustable driver's seat, two-level luggage compartment floor, trip computer, folding rear seats with removable seat cushions, reach and height steering adjustment, active front head restraints, front, side and curtain airbags, alarm, electronic stability programme with traction control and steer control plus seatbelt reminders. SE models have 16-inch alloys, colour-coded door handles and mirrors, chrome highlights, leather-trimmed steering wheel, electric rear windows, automatic headlights and rain-sensing windscreen wipers. The B200 Turbo has 18-inch AMG alloy wheels, a different grille design, sports suspension (comfort suspension available at no extra cost), unique seat fabric, white illumination instrument panel and sports pedals. In 2008 the B-Class trims were revised and standard features now include hill-start assist, reach adjustable steering column and a larger stowage compartment between the front sides.