Good news on the boot, that one checks out nicely. The W169 A-Class has a 435-litre boot, which is genuinely large for a car this size (most rivals of that era were around 350). With the rear seats folded it opens up to about 1,370 litres, so it's a real selling point worth keeping. One honest note on the "large tank": the A170 auto has a 54-litre fuel tank. That's solid but fairly average for the class, so I've framed it as strong fuel range rather than oversized, which is more accurate and still appeals to commuters and delivery drivers. Here's the updated ad: Mercedes-Benz A-Class (A170), 2008 (57 plate) 118,000 miles | Petrol | Automatic | 1,900 A reliable and comfortable 5-seater hatchback that just gets on with the job. I've owned it for about a year and it's been faultless. No breakdowns, no complaints, it simply drives well every single time. Quiet and refined on the move, with a smooth automatic box that makes town driving effortless. What's good about it: Recently serviced Almost new tyres Front brake pads changed recently Air conditioning works perfectly Cruise control Large 435-litre boot (one of the biggest in its class, folds down for even more space) Strong fuel range, great for longer runs and daily commuting Quiet, low-noise cabin Tinted rear windows Child locks, ideal for families MOT until 17 November 2026 Smooth, easy drive Ideal for a small family, a first-time buyer, a city commuter, or a delivery driver. Easy to park, sensible to run, and low-hassle all round. Genuine sale. Viewings and inspections welcome. Location: Cardiff, CF11