Is there any reason to buy a Mercedes B-Class to replace my Vauxhall Meriva apart from badge prestige?
I'm looking to replace a Meriva A and am looking at a Meriva B, which seems the best value to buy used. A Dacia Logan, which is slightly more expensive used, is cheaper to run. A Mercedes-Benz B-Class is more expensive to buy and run - but is there any reason to pay more for the Mercedes apart from badge prestige?
Asked on 22 October 2019 by Jonro
Answered by
Andrew Brady
The B-Class will have a much more premium interior and is better to drive than the Logan and Meriva. It depends whether you want value for money or something a bit more luxurious.
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