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Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246

Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice

2.8 / 5.0 · Based on 11 engine variants · How we rate
Most Fun Engine

211 PS

B 250 · Benzin

Quickest Van, Not a Sports Car

Decent
Most Reliable Engine

109–163 PS

1.3L Turbo Benzin

5 weaknesses

Good Choice
Problem Engine

120–204 PS

2.1L Diesel Diesel

6 weaknesses

Stay Away!

Generations


Engine Overview

The Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 is available with 12 engine variants — from 75 to 286 hp.

B 160 d · Diesel· 90–95 PS
2013 2019

Renault-based small diesel (K9K). Economical but with little power reserve. Prone to EGR fouling and DPF issues under pure short-trip use.

  • !! Timing belt instead of chain -- maintenance obligation from 120,000 km

    The Renault K9K-based OM607 uses a timing belt that must be replaced every 120,000 km or 6 years. Neglecting the change leads to snapping and severe engine damage.

    Symptoms: No noticeable warning before snap -- sudden failure with no advance notice if change is overdue
    600–1,200 $
  • !! Timing belt interference engine -- total loss risk from 120,000 km

    The OM607 is an interference engine with a timing belt (Renault K9K). Mercedes specifies 200,000 km; Renault recommends 120,000 km for the same engine. If the belt snaps, pistons meet valves -- immediate engine destruction.

    Symptoms: Usually no warning before snap; sometimes faint squealing or rattling on cold start
    400–800 $
  • !! Injector failure K9K base from 100,000 km

    The Renault-based K9K diesel shows known injector weaknesses. Defective injectors cause poor combustion, increased soot production and drastically shorten DPF regeneration intervals.

    Symptoms: Rough idle, power loss, black smoke, frequent DPF regeneration, fault codes for individual cylinders
    300–900 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 180 CDI · Diesel· 109 PS
2011 2013

Smaller displacement variant of the OM651. Same technology as the 2.1L but less torque. Known for injector seal issues and timing chain stretch.

  • !! Piezo Injector Faults (220/250 CDI) from 80,000 km

    Quality issues with Delphi piezo injectors in the 220 CDI and 250 CDI: injectors fail prematurely. A service action replaced piezo injectors with solenoid injectors free of charge.

    Symptoms: Strong vibrations under acceleration, rough running, elevated fuel consumption, exhaust smoke
    1,500–3,500 $
  • !! Chain Tensioner Failure with Oil Loss from 120,000 km

    The OM651 chain tensioner can fail and allow engine oil to escape. Mainly affects vehicles built February–November 2014 (recall). Simplex roller chain increases wear risk.

    Symptoms: Light rattling on cold start from the rear of the engine, oil loss, engine warning light
    1,200–2,500 $
  • !! Particulate Filter Blockage with Short-Trip Use from 100,000 km

    The DPF on the OM651DE18 does not regenerate completely during pure short-trip driving and blocks. A motorway run at least every 2 weeks is required.

    Symptoms: DPF warning light, power reduction, engine oil diluted by unburnt fuel
    800–2,500 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 180 d · Diesel· 109–116 PS
2013 2019

Renault-based small diesel (K9K). Economical but with little power reserve. Prone to EGR fouling and DPF issues under pure short-trip use.

  • !! Timing belt instead of chain -- maintenance obligation from 120,000 km

    The Renault K9K-based OM607 uses a timing belt that must be replaced every 120,000 km or 6 years. Neglecting the change leads to snapping and severe engine damage.

    Symptoms: No noticeable warning before snap -- sudden failure with no advance notice if change is overdue
    600–1,200 $
  • !! Timing belt interference engine -- total loss risk from 120,000 km

    The OM607 is an interference engine with a timing belt (Renault K9K). Mercedes specifies 200,000 km; Renault recommends 120,000 km for the same engine. If the belt snaps, pistons meet valves -- immediate engine destruction.

    Symptoms: Usually no warning before snap; sometimes faint squealing or rattling on cold start
    400–800 $
  • !! Injector failure K9K base from 100,000 km

    The Renault-based K9K diesel shows known injector weaknesses. Defective injectors cause poor combustion, increased soot production and drastically shorten DPF regeneration intervals.

    Symptoms: Rough idle, power loss, black smoke, frequent DPF regeneration, fault codes for individual cylinders
    300–900 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 200 CDI · Diesel· 136 PS
2011 2019

Smaller displacement variant of the OM651. Same technology as the 2.1L but less torque. Known for injector seal issues and timing chain stretch.

  • !! Piezo Injector Faults (220/250 CDI) from 80,000 km

    Quality issues with Delphi piezo injectors in the 220 CDI and 250 CDI: injectors fail prematurely. A service action replaced piezo injectors with solenoid injectors free of charge.

    Symptoms: Strong vibrations under acceleration, rough running, elevated fuel consumption, exhaust smoke
    1,500–3,500 $
  • !! Chain Tensioner Failure with Oil Loss from 120,000 km

    The OM651 chain tensioner can fail and allow engine oil to escape. Mainly affects vehicles built February–November 2014 (recall). Simplex roller chain increases wear risk.

    Symptoms: Light rattling on cold start from the rear of the engine, oil loss, engine warning light
    1,200–2,500 $
  • !! Particulate Filter Blockage with Short-Trip Use from 100,000 km

    The DPF on the OM651DE18 does not regenerate completely during pure short-trip driving and blocks. A motorway run at least every 2 weeks is required.

    Symptoms: DPF warning light, power reduction, engine oil diluted by unburnt fuel
    800–2,500 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 220 CDI · Diesel· 163–177 PS
2012 2014

Widely used Mercedes diesel with aluminium block and steel liner. High mileages possible but known for injector seal issues, timing chain stretch and EGR problems.

  • !! Chain Tensioner Seal Leaking — Recall

    Over 100,000 vehicles recalled: the chain tensioner seal leaks, allowing engine oil to drip onto the exhaust system and potentially ignite.

    Symptoms: Dropping oil level, oil smell from engine bay, oily deposits under the vehicle, possible oil fire
    0–300 $
  • !! Timing Chain Stretch (Simplex Chain) from 150,000 km

    The OM651 uses a simplex timing chain. With short-trip driving and overdue oil change intervals the chain stretches.

    Symptoms: Light rattling noise on cold start from the rear of the engine, no fault code stored
    1,200–3,000 $
  • !! Piezo Injector Faults from 80,000 km

    Same Delphi piezo injector problems as in the DE18: 220 CDI and 250 CDI variants affected. Mercedes replaced them with solenoid injectors as part of a service action.

    Symptoms: Vibrations and rough running especially under acceleration, elevated fuel consumption
    1,500–3,500 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 220 d · Diesel· 170–177 PS
2014 2019

Widely used Mercedes diesel with aluminium block and steel liner. High mileages possible but known for injector seal issues, timing chain stretch and EGR problems.

  • !! Chain Tensioner Seal Leaking — Recall

    Over 100,000 vehicles recalled: the chain tensioner seal leaks, allowing engine oil to drip onto the exhaust system and potentially ignite.

    Symptoms: Dropping oil level, oil smell from engine bay, oily deposits under the vehicle, possible oil fire
    0–300 $
  • !! Timing Chain Stretch (Simplex Chain) from 150,000 km

    The OM651 uses a simplex timing chain. With short-trip driving and overdue oil change intervals the chain stretches.

    Symptoms: Light rattling noise on cold start from the rear of the engine, no fault code stored
    1,200–3,000 $
  • !! Piezo Injector Faults from 80,000 km

    Same Delphi piezo injector problems as in the DE18: 220 CDI and 250 CDI variants affected. Mercedes replaced them with solenoid injectors as part of a service action.

    Symptoms: Vibrations and rough running especially under acceleration, elevated fuel consumption
    1,500–3,500 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 160 · Petrol· 102 PS
2015 2019

Modular four-cylinder turbo of the first compact platform generation. Known for timing chain stretch and thermostat issues. Adequate power up to 156 hp.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    The sealing ring on the camshaft adjuster solenoid fails. Oil creeps by capillary action through the wiring harness and destroys lambda sensors and the ECU. Repair €1,700–€4,000.

    Symptoms: Lambda sensor fault codes, engine stumbling, CEL. In later stages multiple electrical faults simultaneously, ECU coated with oil
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015 have a defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe. Camshaft can break → engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Sudden engine noise, power loss up to engine stall. Only vehicles with production date July–September 2015 affected
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    The electrically-controlled thermostat on the M270 fails frequently and is difficult to access at the rear of the engine. Replacement costs 800–1,300 EUR at Mercedes workshops.

    Symptoms: Engine does not reach operating temperature of 80°C, coolant temperature fluctuates, fault code P0128
    600–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 180 · Petrol· 122 PS
2011 2019

Modular four-cylinder turbo of the first compact platform generation. Known for timing chain stretch and thermostat issues. Adequate power up to 156 hp.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    The sealing ring on the camshaft adjuster solenoid fails. Oil creeps by capillary action through the wiring harness and destroys lambda sensors and the ECU. Repair €1,700–€4,000.

    Symptoms: Lambda sensor fault codes, engine stumbling, CEL. In later stages multiple electrical faults simultaneously, ECU coated with oil
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015 have a defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe. Camshaft can break → engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Sudden engine noise, power loss up to engine stall. Only vehicles with production date July–September 2015 affected
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    The electrically-controlled thermostat on the M270 fails frequently and is difficult to access at the rear of the engine. Replacement costs 800–1,300 EUR at Mercedes workshops.

    Symptoms: Engine does not reach operating temperature of 80°C, coolant temperature fluctuates, fault code P0128
    600–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 200 · Petrol· 156 PS
2011 2019

Modular four-cylinder turbo of the first compact platform generation. Known for timing chain stretch and thermostat issues. Adequate power up to 156 hp.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    The sealing ring on the camshaft adjuster solenoid fails. Oil creeps by capillary action through the wiring harness and destroys lambda sensors and the ECU. Repair €1,700–€4,000.

    Symptoms: Lambda sensor fault codes, engine stumbling, CEL. In later stages multiple electrical faults simultaneously, ECU coated with oil
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015 have a defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe. Camshaft can break → engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Sudden engine noise, power loss up to engine stall. Only vehicles with production date July–September 2015 affected
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    The electrically-controlled thermostat on the M270 fails frequently and is difficult to access at the rear of the engine. Replacement costs 800–1,300 EUR at Mercedes workshops.

    Symptoms: Engine does not reach operating temperature of 80°C, coolant temperature fluctuates, fault code P0128
    600–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 200 Natural Gas · Petrol· 156 PS
2014 2018

Modular four-cylinder turbo of the first compact platform generation. Known for timing chain stretch and thermostat issues. Adequate power up to 156 hp.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    The sealing ring on the camshaft adjuster solenoid fails. Oil creeps by capillary action through the wiring harness and destroys lambda sensors and the ECU. Repair €1,700–€4,000.

    Symptoms: Lambda sensor fault codes, engine stumbling, CEL. In later stages multiple electrical faults simultaneously, ECU coated with oil
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015 have a defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe. Camshaft can break → engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Sudden engine noise, power loss up to engine stall. Only vehicles with production date July–September 2015 affected
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    The electrically-controlled thermostat on the M270 fails frequently and is difficult to access at the rear of the engine. Replacement costs 800–1,300 EUR at Mercedes workshops.

    Symptoms: Engine does not reach operating temperature of 80°C, coolant temperature fluctuates, fault code P0128
    600–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 220 · Petrol· 184–190 PS
2012 2019

More powerful 2.0L variant of the M270. Solid turbocharged four-cylinder with adequate performance. Oil consumption possible at high mileage.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    A leaking camshaft adjuster solenoid allows oil to migrate into the wiring harness. Lambda sensors die first, then the engine ECU. Well-known failure pattern on all M270 variants.

    Symptoms: Lambda fault codes, rough running, CEL. Oil smell in engine bay. In later stages multiple electrical faults
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270DE20 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015: defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe leads to fracture and engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Metallic noises from engine bay, power loss, in worst case engine stall
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    Identical issue to the M270DE16: electrically-controlled thermostat at the rear of the engine fails prematurely. Difficult removal drives workshop costs to 700–1,300 EUR.

    Symptoms: Engine runs permanently below operating temperature, coolant temperature fluctuations, fault code P0128
    700–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

B 250 · Petrol· 211 PS
2012 2019

More powerful 2.0L variant of the M270. Solid turbocharged four-cylinder with adequate performance. Oil consumption possible at high mileage.

  • !! Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness from 90,000 km

    A leaking camshaft adjuster solenoid allows oil to migrate into the wiring harness. Lambda sensors die first, then the engine ECU. Well-known failure pattern on all M270 variants.

    Symptoms: Lambda fault codes, rough running, CEL. Oil smell in engine bay. In later stages multiple electrical faults
    1,700–4,000 $
  • !! Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015)

    M270DE20 engines with manufacturing date July–September 2015: defective weld seam on the camshaft lobe leads to fracture and engine damage. Recall with free replacement.

    Symptoms: Metallic noises from engine bay, power loss, in worst case engine stall
    0–0 $
  • !! Electric Thermostat Failure from 90,000 km

    Identical issue to the M270DE16: electrically-controlled thermostat at the rear of the engine fails prematurely. Difficult removal drives workshop costs to 700–1,300 EUR.

    Symptoms: Engine runs permanently below operating temperature, coolant temperature fluctuations, fault code P0128
    700–1,300 $

+ 4 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Vehicle Weaknesses

WeaknessCost
!Rust on Door Lower Edges and Axle Springs

Door lower edges of the W246 rust, though less severely than the predecessor. Axle springs and components corrode and can break through oxidation. Rust susceptibility inappropriate for the price level.

Symptoms: Rust at door lower edge, springs broken through corrosion, paint blistering
from 100,000 km
Medium

Test Reports

tuev

TÜV Report 2023

Above average

The W246 is among the best compact MPV candidates at the MOT inspection in its age class and was ranked the overall winner in its category in the TÜV Report 2023.

2022-11
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ADAC Breakdown Statistics 2024

Above average

The W246 is among the most breakdown-resistant models in the lower mid-range and reached the top spot in its vehicle class multiple times.

2024-04

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Known Problems and Issues +

A total of 75 weaknesses have been documented for the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 (2011–2019) — 68 engine-related and 7 vehicle-related. 2 problem engines: M266 (1.5-2.0L), OM651DE22 (2.1L Diesel). Typical issues affect Rust, Gearbox, Electronics, HVAC. Considered reliable: M282 (1.3L Turbo).

B-Klasse (OM640, 2005–2012) — Be Careful: Injectors Leaking — Tar Deposits and Pressure Loss, Timing Chain Rattles — Chain Tensioner Worn, EGR Valve Coked Up and Stuck. Power: 109 PS.

B-Klasse (OM640, 2005–2012) — Be Careful: Injectors Leaking — Tar Deposits and Pressure Loss, Timing Chain Rattles — Chain Tensioner Worn, EGR Valve Coked Up and Stuck. Power: 136–140 PS.

B-Klasse (OM651DE18, 2011–2013) — Be Careful: Piezo Injector Faults (220/250 CDI), Chain Tensioner Failure with Oil Loss, Particulate Filter Blockage with Short-Trip Use. Power: 109 PS.

B-Klasse (OM651DE18, 2011–2019) — Be Careful: Piezo Injector Faults (220/250 CDI), Chain Tensioner Failure with Oil Loss, Particulate Filter Blockage with Short-Trip Use. Power: 136 PS.

B-Klasse (OM651DE22, 2012–2014) — Stay Away!: Chain Tensioner Seal Leaking — Recall, Timing Chain Stretch (Simplex Chain), Piezo Injector Faults. Power: 163–177 PS.

B-Klasse (OM607, 2013–2019) — Be Careful: Timing belt instead of chain -- maintenance obligation, Timing belt interference engine -- total loss risk, Injector failure K9K base. Power: 90–95 PS.

B-Klasse (OM607, 2013–2019) — Be Careful: Timing belt instead of chain -- maintenance obligation, Timing belt interference engine -- total loss risk, Injector failure K9K base. Power: 109–116 PS.

B-Klasse (OM651DE22, 2014–2019) — Stay Away!: Chain Tensioner Seal Leaking — Recall, Timing Chain Stretch (Simplex Chain), Piezo Injector Faults. Power: 170–177 PS.

B-Klasse (OM608, 2018–2025) — Be Careful: Timing belt maintenance obligation, Timing belt change critical, Increased oil consumption / turbo shaft seal. Power: 109–116 PS.

B-Klasse (OM654, 2018–2025) — Be Careful: Rocker Arm and Camshaft Wear, Electric Coolant Pump Leaking — Recall, NOx Sensor Defective — AdBlue Fault and Start Inhibit. Power: 150 PS.

B-Klasse (OM654, 2018–2025) — Be Careful: Rocker Arm and Camshaft Wear, Electric Coolant Pump Leaking — Recall, NOx Sensor Defective — AdBlue Fault and Start Inhibit. Power: 190 PS.

B-Klasse (M266, 2005–2012) — Stay Away!: CVT Gearbox Loses Drive, Defective Gearbox Control Unit — Fault Codes P0706 / 0722, CVT Autotronic — Push-Belt and Sensor Wear. Power: 95 PS.

B-Klasse (M266, 2005–2012) — Stay Away!: CVT Gearbox Loses Drive, Defective Gearbox Control Unit — Fault Codes P0706 / 0722, CVT Autotronic — Push-Belt and Sensor Wear. Power: 116 PS.

B-Klasse (M266, 2005–2012) — Stay Away!: CVT Gearbox Loses Drive, Defective Gearbox Control Unit — Fault Codes P0706 / 0722, CVT Autotronic — Push-Belt and Sensor Wear. Power: 136 PS.

B-Klasse (M266, 2005–2012) — Stay Away!: CVT Gearbox Loses Drive, Defective Gearbox Control Unit — Fault Codes P0706 / 0722, CVT Autotronic — Push-Belt and Sensor Wear. Power: 193 PS.

B-Klasse (M270DE16, 2011–2019) — Be Careful: Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness, Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015), Electric Thermostat Failure. Power: 122 PS.

B-Klasse (M270DE16, 2011–2019) — Be Careful: Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness, Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015), Electric Thermostat Failure. Power: 156 PS.

B-Klasse (M270DE20, 2012–2019) — Be Careful: Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness, Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015), Electric Thermostat Failure. Power: 184–190 PS.

B-Klasse (M270DE20, 2012–2019) — Be Careful: Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness, Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015), Electric Thermostat Failure. Power: 211 PS.

B-Klasse (M270DE16, 2015–2019) — Be Careful: Camshaft Adjuster Solenoid Leaks — Oil in Wiring Harness, Recall — Camshaft Break (Production Defect 2015), Electric Thermostat Failure. Power: 102 PS.

B-Klasse (M260, 2018–2025) — Be Careful: Exhaust Valve Seat Insert Wear / Cylinder Head, Timing Chain Rattles on Cold Start, Wastegate Actuator Causes Boost Pressure Loss. Power: 184–190 PS.

B-Klasse (M260, 2018–2025) — Be Careful: Exhaust Valve Seat Insert Wear / Cylinder Head, Timing Chain Rattles on Cold Start, Wastegate Actuator Causes Boost Pressure Loss. Power: 224 PS.

What to watch out for with the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What problems and weaknesses does the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 have? +
The Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 has 68 known engine weaknesses and 7 vehicle weaknesses.
What should I look for when buying a used Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246? +
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Which engine is recommended? +
Good choice: M282 (1.3L Turbo). The most reliable engine is the M282 (1.3L Turbo) with the lowest risk score. The most fun to drive is the M270DE20 (2.0L Turbo). Problem engine: OM651DE22 (2.1L Diesel) — stay away!
Which Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 engine is the most reliable? +
The {code} ({displacement}) is the most reliable engine in the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246. It has the lowest risk score of all available engines and is rated "Good Choice". However, there are 5 known weaknesses to be aware of.
Which Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 engine is the most fun? +
The {code} ({displacement}) offers the most driving fun in the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 — rated: "Decent". {description} 155 kW in the W246 is very comfortable and brisk in daily use — but as a van, never truly exciting. An honest family machine.
Is the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 worth buying used? +
Caution is advised with the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 — 2 of 11 engine variants are rated 'Stay Away!'. The engine choice is crucial.
What horsepower variants are available for the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246? +
The Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse W246 is available with engine variants from 75 to 286 hp. Petrol: M266 (1.5-2.0L), M270DE16 (1.6L Turbo), M270DE20 (2.0L Turbo), M282 (1.3L Turbo), M260 (2.0L Turbo). Diesel: OM640 (2.0L Diesel), OM607 (1.5L Diesel), OM651DE18 (1.8L Diesel), OM651DE22 (2.1L Diesel), OM608 (1.5L Diesel), OM654 (2.0L Diesel).

Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee