Can you convert a Mercedes Vito into a camper?

The Mercedes Vito (mk1 or mk2) is a nice vehicle to convert into a camper van or surf/day van. Although not as popular as the VW Transporter, it still shares many of the VWs benefits. These are a size which makes the camper practical to use as an everyday vehicle, combined with an almost car-like driving experience.

Can you sleep in a Mercedes Vito?

The sleeping system Van can be built up with various seat combinations, regardless if without back seats, with some single seats or with all back seats. Thus you can use the bed flexibly depending on your situation. Equipped with a bed in your van you have everything you need for a short trip or holiday.

Does Mercedes Vito have Renault engine?

Mercedes Vito bodystyles and variants Front-wheel drive Vitos borrow bits from the Renault Trafic family, and up until 2020 came with a choice of two Renault 1.6-litre diesel engines, while equivalent rear-wheel drive Vitos use a 2.1-litre Mercedes engine available in three power outputs.

Is the Mercedes Vito a good camper van?

The Mercedes Vito is an ideal choice for a camper conversion as it is a practical size, this means it is small enough to use as an everyday vehicle without attracting too much attention and it offers a car like driving experience.

Are Mercedes Vito Galvanised?

The Vito features a 57-litre fuel tank as standard, so you should be able to travel around 420 miles between fills. Maintenance and repair costs are reduced by up to 6.4% on the old Vito and the van’s fully galvanized body enables Mercedes to offer a 12-year anti-corrosion warranty.

Where is the jack kept in a Mercedes Vito?

The jack is secured in the trunk with a spring loaded latch. The tool roll kit sits inside the plastic “tub” that secures the spare wheel.

How many miles is a Mercedes Vito good for?

“Our experience has proved that a properly maintained Vito can be relied upon to run for a million miles and more without serious trouble.

Is the Mercedes Vito a good van?

The Vito is a high-quality product, but its problem has always been persuading UK van buyers that it’s worth a premium over the mainstream alternatives. The latest model closes the price gap to its rivals, and it’s a great choice if you prioritise comfort, refinement, technology and a general classy feel.

Why do Mercedes vans rust?

Rust is iron oxide, a chemical reaction that is caused by metal mixing with oxygen and moisture. Corrosion of the metal body of a Sprinter is common, often found inside, outside, on the floor, roof and doors. Once rust starts to set in, it is like an infection that will not stop spreading until you address the problem.