Mercedes-Benz 250 Engine Size in Quick-to-Read Charts

Mercedes-Benz 250 1989

- Average size for generation: 2.5 L (2497 cc)
- Smallest engine for generation: 2.5 L (2497 cc)
- Largest engine for generation: 2.5 L (2497 cc)
- Difference from world average: 0.15 L bigger (+151 cc)
- Engine power to cc ratio: 23 cc per 1 hp
- Engine size to 1 passenger: 499 cc to 1 person
- Difference from world's biggest: 5.9 L smaller (-5885 cc)
- Difference from world's smallest: 2.07 L bigger (+2073 cc)
- Torque from 1 liter: 92 Nm from 1 L
- Enginert rating: 6 / 10

250 D —2497 cc (2497 L)

250 D Turbo —2497 cc (2497 L)

250 D —26.6 cc/hp (36.2 cc/kW)

250 D Turbo —19.8 cc/hp (26.8 cc/kW)

250 D —6.44 or 151 cc bigger

250 D Turbo —6.44 or 151 cc bigger

Vehicle	Precise engine size	Difference from world average	Engine size to consumption ratio	Horsepower from 1 L	Engine size to 100 kg of weight
250 D	2.5 L (2497 cc)	6.4% bigger	-	38 hp from 1 L	-
250 D Turbo	2.5 L (2497 cc)	6.4% bigger	83 cc to 1 mpg	50 hp from 1 L	178 cc to 100 kg

Vehicle	250 D
Precise engine size	2.5 L (2497 cc)
Difference from world average	6.4 bigger
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	38 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	-
Vehicle	250 D Turbo
Precise engine size	2.5 L (2497 cc)
Difference from world average	6.4 bigger
Engine size to consumption ratio	83 cc to 1 mpg
Horsepower from 1 L	50 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	178 cc to 100 kg