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I don't think 188 HP is enough to do ANYTHING with. My pickup truck has 400 HP and it's not loaded down like an RV would be. I'll admit that since the Mercedes has a diesel you will have pretty good torque and that will help but it's still awfully weak for something that has to pull all that weight around. But if you're not in a hurry and don't need lots of power, I hear they get pretty good MPG's.
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