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Mercedes-Benz Vito II (W639) gallery (2003–2014)

Second generation of the Mercedes-Benz Vito commercial van (W639), switching to a rear-wheel-drive architecture and produced from 2003 to 2014.

All photos 106 I (W638) 0 1996–2003 II (W639) 18 2003–2014 III (W447) 88 2014
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The second-generation Mercedes-Benz Vito (chassis code W639) launched in late 2003. Markedly different from its predecessor, the W639 transitioned to a rear-wheel-drive layout with longitudinal engines, and introduced optional Vito 4x4 all-wheel drive from 2006. It was offered in two wheelbases and three body lengths.

Powertrain choices were dominated by 2.1-liter inline-four turbodiesels (109 CDI to 115 CDI) and a range-topping 3.0-liter V6 CDI producing up to 224 hp, alongside V6 gasoline engines. A 2010 facelift brought refreshed headlight styling, updated dashboards, and revised suspension tuning.