Inside Mercedes' new Metris vans

Watch: Inside Mercedes-Benz mid-sized Metris vans

The Metris, the newest line of vans from Mercedes-Benz, is now available. With cargo and passenger versions available, and a 23 MPG combined rating, Mercedes believes it has carved out the perfect middle ground in the van market, a midpoint between its larger and smaller counterparts.

Why not take an inside look at the vans and go for a spin? Check out the video above for all the ins and outs of the new line, including all the safety features offered.

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