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LorryRegistered new 2004–2017, central 90% of records

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 115 kW, 4x2

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 115 kW, 4x2 is a 4×2 lorry registered new mainly between 2004 and 2017, with 115 kW registered.

Power
115 kW
10 registrations
Fuel
—
no stated reporting period
Gross weight
5,000
kg, median of 4,600–5,300 kg, 10 registrations
Kerb weight
2,855
kg, median of 2,410–4,030 kg, 10 registrations
Wheelbase
4,320
mm, median of 3,650–4,330 mm, 10 registrations
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At a glance
Vehicle formLorry (BA)
EmissionsEEV, EURO 5, EURO 6 Y, EURO V
Registered new2004–2017 (central 90% of records)

Dimensions

All in millimetres
4,3206,900 overall length
Wheelbase3,650–4,330 mmmedian 4,320 mm, over 10 registrations
Overall length6,100–7,600 mmmedian 6,900 mm, over 6 registrations

Registered figures are counted over registrations; the register does not identify each vehicle's build, so they are not checked build by build. Drawn to the median registered figures. Lines are drawn only for recorded values. Where no source records a part — the cab, the front overhang — it is drawn to a stated convention and is not dimensioned. A generic outline, not the manufacturer's design.

Engine

Engine power115 kW Registered
Engine displacement1.796–2.987 litres Registeredmedian 1.796 litres, over 10 registrations
Cylinders4–6 Registeredmedian 4, over 10 registrations
Engine makeNot recorded in this register Registerednote 1
Engine modelNot recorded in this register Registerednote 1
Emission standardEEV, EURO 5, EURO 6 Y, EURO V Registered
  1. the RDW register has no engine make or model field

Registered figures are counted over registrations; the register does not identify each vehicle's build, so they are not checked build by build.

Driveline

Vehicle formLorry (BA) Registered
Axle configuration4x2 Registerednote 1
  1. wheel positions × driven wheel positions, counted from the registered axles and driven-axle indicators

Weights and dimensions

Gross vehicle weight4,600–5,300 kg Registeredmedian 5,000 kg, over 10 registrations
Kerb weight (in running order, as registered)2,410–4,030 kg Registerednote 1median 2,855 kg, over 10 registrations
Empty mass2,310–3,930 kg Registeredmedian 2,755 kg, over 10 registrations
Wheelbase3,650–4,330 mm Registerednote 2median 4,320 mm, over 10 registrations
Overall length6,100–7,600 mm Registerednote 3note 2median 6,900 mm, over 6 registrations
Overall width2,000–2,220 mm Registerednote 3note 2median 2,150 mm, over 10 registrations

Not recorded for this vehicle: overall height.

  1. mass in running order: fuel tank 90% full, driver 75 kg
  2. registered to the nearest centimetre
  3. Unit read from the register's own figures; the register has been asked to confirm it.

Registered figures are counted over registrations; the register does not identify each vehicle's build, so they are not checked build by build.

We hold 11 of 12 core specifications for this vehicle. Overall height is not recorded in any source we use. Know one of these? Tell us.

Comparable models

Ford Transit, 114 kW, 4x2114 kWCompare →
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 110 kW, 4x2, 1.95 L, lorry (2022–2024)110 kWCompare →
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 110 kW, 4x2, 2.148 L (2006–2009)110 kWCompare →
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, 120 kW, 4x2, lorry (2013–2021)120 kWCompare →
Renault Master, 110 kW, 4x2110 kWCompare →
Renault Master, 120 kW, 4x2, lorry (2016–2024)120 kWCompare →

Comparable means: both vehicles record a form and an axle configuration, and they are the same; both figures are the same kind of figure, from the same market; engine power is within 20% of the lower of the two and gross weight within 25%. A model declared on the same mission, payload, vehicle group and reporting period comes first, then the closest power; at most six.

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Where these numbers come from

RegisteredBron: RDW (Open Data RDW) (public domain)
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