Mercedes-Benz Metris Total Cost of Ownership

Total Cost of Ownership

Savings over the long haul.

The true cost of a vehicle goes well beyond the sticker price. Fuel costs, maintenance costs, the vehicle's retained value and other items can all affect your bottom line down the road. Using independent research by Vincentric,™* this information shows the total cost of ownership (TCO) of a Mercedes-Benz Van versus its closest competition. Of course, with the lowest TCO in its class, the competition really isn't all that close.

Fuel Costs

Mercedes-Benz Metris		14¢/km
Ford Transit Connect		13¢/km
Ford Transit 150		16¢/km
Nissan NV1500		18¢/km
GMC Savana		19¢/km
Chevy Express		19¢/km

Data reflects model year 2017

Go further on less.

Minimizing fuel expenses is essential for your business. The Metris’ unique size provides you with more space to carry what you need, and still has one of the lowest fuel consumption costs of comparable large and small vans. In fact, its incredibly fuel-efficient powertrain costs an average of 14 cents / km, saving you up to 25% when compared to the competition – that’s a savings of over $11,788 over 5 years.**

Cargo Volume: The Metris has a cargo volume 44% larger than the competition

Payload Capacity: The Metris has a load-bearing capacity 53% larger than the competition

Maintenance Interval

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Mercedes-Benz Metris		1 Year or up to 25,000 km
Ford Transit Connect		1 Year or up to 16,000 km
Ford Transit 150		1 Year or up to 16,000 km
Ram ProMaster 1500		1 Year or up to 16,000 km
GMC Savana & Chevy Express 2500		6 Months or 12,000 km

Data reflects model year 2017

Born to run.

Less time in the shop and more time on the road means smooth running for your business. With a best-in-class maintenance interval of up to 25,000 kilometres, the Metris stays on the job longer than its competitors. And with dealers all across Canada providing dedicated quality care, when your vehicle does need service, it will be in, out, and back to work in no time.

Retained Value

Mercedes-Benz Metris		16%
Ford Transit Connect		14%
Ford Transit 150		15%
Nissan NV1500		20%
GMC Savana		14%
Chevy Express		14%

Data reflects model year 2017

Get more van and more value.

As a business owner, you understand the value of maximum return on minimum expense. Delivering 44% more cargo volume than its competitors, the Mercedes-Benz Metris depreciates at a remarkably low rate. As Canada’s only mid-size commercial vehicle, the Mercedes-Benz Metris offers a perfect balance of value and versatility.

Fuel Costs

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter		13¢/km
Ram ProMaster		15¢/km
Ford Transit 2500		17¢/km
Nissan NV 2500		21¢/km
GMC Savana		19¢/km
Chevrolet Express		19¢/km

Data reflects model year 2017

Fuel costs are rising.
For some more than others.

Fuel cost is the single-highest operating expense a vehicle incurs. Lucky for your business, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has the lowest fuel consumption of any vehicle in its class. Our powerful diesel engine with BlueTEC SCR clean diesel technology saves you up to over 38% when compared to our competitors' gasoline-powered vehicles. And with fuel costs averaging 13 cents / km, the Sprinter can reduce fuel costs by up to $3,896 per 50,000 km, a remarkable savings of over $19,480 over 5 years.**

Maintenance Interval

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Mercedes-Benz Sprinter		1 Year or up to 30,000 km
Ram ProMaster		1 Year or up to 16,000 km
Ford Transit		1 Year or up to 16,000 km
Chevrolet Express / GMC Savana		6 Months or 12,000 km
Nissan NV		3 Months or 6,000 km

Data reflects model year 2017

A van shouldn't get days off.

Your van should be on the job helping your business make money, so relying on it to run smoothly when you need it is a priority. With an extended maintenance interval of up to 30,000 kilometres, your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter will spend more time on the road and less time on a hoist. And with dealers all across Canada providing dedicated quality care, when your vehicle does need service, it will be in, out, and back to work in no time.^‡

Retained Value

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter		25%
Ram ProMaster		13%
Ford Transit 2500		17%
Nissan NV 2500		21%
GMC Savana		14%
Chevrolet Express		14%

Data reflects model year 2017

Cargo isn't the only thing it holds.

One element of TCO that's typically overlooked doesn't have anything to do with how much a vehicle costs you. It has to do with how much it's worth. A van that retains value puts more money in your pocket at the end of its service life. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter depreciates at a much lower rate than that of its competition, commanding a higher resale value than any commercial vehicle in its class. Maximum return with minimum expense. That's something every business person values.

* Vincentric™ is a renowned third-party research group that provides data, knowledge, and insight to the automotive industry by identifying and applying the many aspects of automotive ownership costs. Vincentric results based on cost-of-ownership calculations in the retail market. To learn more about Vincentric, click here.

** Fuel cost and retained value based on 50,000 kilometres per year over 5 years as calculated by Vincentric in the 2017 analysis of the Canadian retail market for the 2500 series van. Fuel cost savings based on analysis of Canadian retail market for the 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 compared to Nissan 2500 cargo van as performed by Vincentric, LLC.

^† Fuel cost and retained value based on 50,000 kilometres per year over 5 years as based on the 2017 model level analysis of up to ¾-ton cargo series vans as performed by Vincentric, LLC for the Canadian retail market. Fuel cost savings based on analysis of Canadian retail market for the Mercedes-Benz Metris compared to the Chevrolet Express 2500 and GMC Savana 2500, Ford Transit Connect, and Ford Transit 150.

^‡ Maintenance intervals based on Mercedes-Benz Canada review of vehicle owners' manuals.

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Total Cost of Ownership

Savings over the long haul.

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Maintenance Interval

Retained Value

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Maintenance Interval

Retained Value

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