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CarsMercedes-BenzA Class › 2009

2009 Mercedes-Benz A Class fuel consumption

10 versions rated. Official figures from the Australian Government’s Green Vehicle Guide.

Fuel use, combined
6.7–8.2 L/100km
lower is better
Cost to run a year
$1,885–$2,307
at 14,000km
CO₂ from the exhaust
159–195 g/km
per kilometre
Uses 29% less fuel than the typical 2009 car, which averaged 9.4 L/100km.

Every 2009 Mercedes-Benz A Class version

VersionEngineFuel useCityHighwayCost/yearCO₂
A180 Sedan Manual1.7L 4cyl Petrol 95RON6.78.65.7$1,885159 Slightly better than average
A170 Sedan Manual1.7L 4cyl Petrol 95RON6.78.65.7$1,885159 Slightly better than average
A170 Sedan Manual1.7L 4cyl Petrol 95RON6.9$1,942165 Slightly better than average
A180 Sedan Manual1.7L 4cyl Petrol 95RON6.98.75.9$1,942165 Slightly better than average
A170 Sedan Manual1.7L 4cyl Petrol 95RON6.98.75.9$1,942165 Slightly better than average
A200 Sedan CVT2.0L 4cyl Petrol 95RON7.29.65.9$2,026172 Slightly better than average
A200 Sedan CVT2.0L 4cyl Petrol 95RON7.4$2,082176 Slightly better than average
A200 Turbo Sedan CVT2.0L 4cyl Turbo Petrol 95RON8.110.36.6$2,279192 Slightly worse than average
A200 Turbo Sedan CVT2.0L 4cyl Turbo Petrol 95RON8.1$2,279193 Slightly worse than average
A200 Turbo Sedan Manual2.0L 4cyl Turbo Petrol 95RON8.110.76.6$2,279192 Slightly worse than average
A200 Turbo Sedan Manual2.0L 4cyl Turbo Petrol 95RON8.2$2,307195 Slightly worse than average

Mercedes-Benz A Class in other years

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Figures come from a standardised laboratory test, so every car is measured the same way. Your own fuel use will differ with traffic, load, tyre pressure and how you drive. Running costs assume 14,000km a year at recent average fuel prices.