The Mercedes B-Class is a small five-seat MPV, providing an upmarket alternative to a hatchback
The B-Class is a rival to the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, Ford C-MAX and Citroen C4 Picasso
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Owners are likely to be attracted by its build quality and striking design
A taller roofline than the A-Class provides impressive rear legroom and headroom
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Trim levels include SE, Sport and AMG Line, but there's also a long list of options available
The entry-level SE model has cruise control and a seven-inch screen with a reversing camera
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Sport adds driving mode selection, automatic wipers and larger alloy wheels
Large windows and a raised driving position ensure excellent visibility and a light and airy cabin
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AMG Line versions have a sportier look, with unique bumpers, lowered suspension and different wheels
There's a wide range of engines, with three diesels and two petrols to suit different drivers
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The diesel line-up starts with the B180d, which is sluggish but can return just over 70mpg
The B200d and B220d use a larger 2.1-litre diesel with 134 or 175bhp for improved performance
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An optional Premium Package adds LED headlamps, sat nav, heated seats and parking assistance
Every version of the B-Class is fitted with alloy wheels as standard, increasing in size from 16-inches
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The B-Class has an upmarket dashboard for the class, even if the infotainment screen does look a little aftermarket
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