Great in depth review but no mention of the fact there are no opening windows at all . 2 tiny sky lights and only air conditioning to keep you cool. 100amp lithium and 100watt solar aren't going to be any use to run that air conditioner for long if not on ehu. Also hardly any storage for kitchen equipment or food etc. I lve the Sprinter but there are far better vans for the money.
Thanks for watching Pamela and it was an expensive van for the spec. Interesting points you raise too about the windows etc. - many thanks for that :))
Afternoon Jeffrey - I don’t think it’s adaptive - it’s spec list says : ….. Outstanding drive performance provided by the 163bhp Engine with 9 Speed Fully Automatic Gearbox including 4th Generation SCR Emission Control System Sargent CAT6 and S7 Vehicle Tracker Pre-Installed (£100 Annual Subscription Applicable) Anti-theft protection package inc alarm and double lock door system Alloy wheels* plus spare wheel & carrier Electrical Parking Brake, Crosswind Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Hill-Start Assist, Active Brake Assist, Headlight Assistant, Parking Package with Reversing Camera and Cruise Control TEMPMATIC semi-automatic controlled cab Air Conditioning MBUX infotainment system with 7-inch touchscreen featuring Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, DAB radio*Black high gloss dashboard fascia Colour co-ordinated bumpers Single key central locking for cab doors Electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors Electric cab windows Upgraded 3880kg Chassis Rear fog lights Lockable glove box 12v socket UV filtering tinted glass Driver and passenger airbags Swivel base, heated comfort driver & passenger seats with armrests Power assisted steering
Great review but you would have to be mad to pay £125k for effectively a AS Warwick XL with a Mercedes badge. We bought a new XL 4 years ago and the build quality was appalling. We hated the dark ambulance windows you couldn’t open, it was always dark inside, the pinch points where the cooker is, always “one in - one out” ! The front seats were a waste of time, never used them, put the front table in and you were stuck! The sink in the shower?? You had to be a contortionist! And on board gas? Err no thanks! No question how nice the van looks and of course that prestigious Mercedes badge providing the “look at me” statement but inside where you spend a lot of time? Horrible!!
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Brilliant in depth review. Great van and some big savings at the moment. Would love to travel Europe in this!!
Many thanks for that Rob, much appreciated - it would be fab in Europe :))
Great in depth review but no mention of the fact there are no opening windows at all . 2 tiny sky lights and only air conditioning to keep you cool. 100amp lithium and 100watt solar aren't going to be any use to run that air conditioner for long if not on ehu. Also hardly any storage for kitchen equipment or food etc. I lve the Sprinter but there are far better vans for the money.
Thanks for watching Pamela and it was an expensive van for the spec. Interesting points you raise too about the windows etc. - many thanks for that :))
Has the Mercedes have adaptive cruise control
Afternoon Jeffrey - I don’t think it’s adaptive - it’s spec list says : …..
Outstanding drive performance provided by the 163bhp Engine with 9 Speed Fully Automatic Gearbox including 4th Generation SCR Emission Control System
Sargent CAT6 and S7 Vehicle Tracker Pre-Installed (£100 Annual Subscription Applicable)
Anti-theft protection package inc alarm and double lock door system
Alloy wheels* plus spare wheel & carrier
Electrical Parking Brake, Crosswind Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Hill-Start Assist, Active Brake Assist, Headlight Assistant, Parking Package with Reversing Camera and Cruise Control
TEMPMATIC semi-automatic controlled cab Air Conditioning
MBUX infotainment system with 7-inch touchscreen featuring Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, DAB radio*Black high gloss dashboard fascia
Colour co-ordinated bumpers
Single key central locking for cab doors
Electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors
Electric cab windows
Upgraded 3880kg Chassis
Rear fog lights
Lockable glove box
12v socket
UV filtering tinted glass
Driver and passenger airbags
Swivel base, heated comfort driver & passenger seats with armrests
Power assisted steering
Here’s a link to their page:
auto-sleepers.com/campervans/mercedes/m-star
What a shame someone at the dealership had a box or something with sharp edges on that passenger seat. Never get those marks out.
Thanks for watching Jeff and they’ll need a good cleaner and a touch of dealer magic 😀🚌
£125k, and they treat a vehicle like that. Not a good advert for them
Great review but you would have to be mad to pay £125k for effectively a AS Warwick XL with a Mercedes badge. We bought a new XL 4 years ago and the build quality was appalling. We hated the dark ambulance windows you couldn’t open, it was always dark inside, the pinch points where the cooker is, always “one in - one out” ! The front seats were a waste of time, never used them, put the front table in and you were stuck! The sink in the shower?? You had to be a contortionist! And on board gas? Err no thanks!
No question how nice the van looks and of course that prestigious Mercedes badge providing the “look at me” statement but inside where you spend a lot of time? Horrible!!
Many thanks for watching John and sharing your view 👍🚌
For 125k plastic cab
Toy blinds
Not a great design
Outside great inside poor
Sorry
Thanks for watching Mark 😀🚌