How big is the Mercedes A-Class saloon boot?

The A-Class saloon offers about 420 litres, around 50 more than the hatchback. The A 250 e plug-in version gives some of it up to the battery.

What is the difference between the Mercedes A-Class saloon and the CLA?

They share a platform and engines, but the A-Class saloon has a taller roof and more rear headroom. The CLA trades some of that space for its coupé-like silhouette and sat above it in the range.

Which engine suits a Mercedes A-Class saloon for long trips in Spain?

The A 200 d and A 220 d diesels are the most frugal on long autovía runs and carry the C label. For mostly urban driving with home charging, the A 250 e plug-in earns the DGT zero label.

Cars

Used Mercedes A-Class saloons in Spain

Found 1,272 cars

From €2,000 to €105,900, half under €27,445 · Typically 2022 with 62,709 km. The A-Class saloon arrived with the W177 generation in 2018, so every one carries MBUX and the current engines. Its 420-litre boot beats the hatchback's, and it is a more upright, roomier-in-the-back alternative to the coupé-styled CLA.