Driving with a loaded vehicle
First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 81.
For good handling characteristics of a loaded vehicle, observe the following:
● Stow all luggage items securely ⇒ page 82.
● Use extra care and caution when accelerating.
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● Avoid sudden braking and driving manoeuvres.
● Decelerate earlier than usual.
WARNING
Slipping cargo items may affect the stability and safety of the vehicle signifi-
cantly, causing accidents and serious injuries.
● Secure cargo properly against slipping.
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Vehicle-specific weights
First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 81.
The information in the official registration documents always has priority. All infor-
mation in this Owner’s Manual is for the basic model. The engine that a vehicle is
equipped with is indicated on the vehicle data sticker in the service schedule or
the official registration documents.
Through optional equipment, different model versions and special vehicles, the
specified values may differ.
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The values for the unloaded weight in the table below apply to the road-ready ve-
hicle with a driver (75 kg / 165 lbs), fluids including 90% fuel in the tank, and with
tools and spare tyres where appropriate ⇒ . Optional equipment and subse-
quent installation of accessories increase the specified unloaded weight and re-
duces the possible payload accordingly.
The payload consists of the following components:
● Passengers.
● Total luggage.
Petrol engines
Engine power MKB Transmission Curb weight
Permissible gross
weight
Permissible front
axle load
Permitted rear axle
load
77 kW CLSA
SG5 1,111 - 1,135 kg 1,680 kg 850 kg 900 kg
AG6 1,173 - 1,175 kg 1,710 kg 890 kg 900 kg
Diesel engine
Engine power MKB Transmission Curb weight
Permissible gross
weight
Permissible front
axle load
Permitted rear axle
load
77 kW CLNA SG5 1,188 - 1,212 kg 1,760 kg 920 kg 900 kg
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