Marque · Mercedes-Benz V-Class

The V-Class, a meeting room with a star on the front.

The Mercedes that Europe's hotels send for a family: sliding doors, four captain seats that can face each other across a table, room to stand almost upright, and a cabin that is a lounge on the Expressway and a meeting room at a signal. The house sends it for a family and its luggage, a board that must talk on the way, and a wedding week when the party moves together.

I

Who sits where

Six in the rear in four captain seats and a bench; four facing each other across a table if you ask. Your sarathi in front.

II

Luggage

Four large cases behind the last row; more with the bench folded.

III

Best for

A family and its luggage; a board on the move; a wedding week; a film crew with its cases.

In the house's hands

A current-generation V-Class in its long form, on commercial plates, from a partner the house has driven with. The chauffeur knows the car; the sarathi knows you.

Before a Marque car is named the house sees its registration, its permit, its commercial insurance and its fitness certificate, and meets the chauffeur who comes with it. Only a car on commercial plates carries a guest of the house. The sarathi rides with you; the partner's chauffeur drives.

The figure

A Marque figure is written for each journey — the car, the sarathi, fuel, tolls, parking and GST in one line — usually within the hour between 7 AM and 11 PM. The house names one car and holds it once the written figure is settled. Nothing is added on the day.

Reserve the Mercedes-Benz V-ClassChoose Marque, name the car. The figure follows in writing.

Questions guests ask

V-Class or Vellfire?
Both are the house's seven-seat Marque cars, written at a similar figure. The Vellfire is the quieter and the more reclining; the V-Class the roomier, with the facing seats and the table. Name the one you prefer.
Can six adults sit in comfort?
Yes, with their cases behind them. For more than six, or for a party that must move as one, the house writes a Force Urbania or a Sprinter beside it — see Together.
Is the V-Class on commercial plates?
Always. No car on private plates ever carries a guest of the house.

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