Van Review: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

If you are considering buying one of our used Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans, read on to find out if it’s the right option for you…

Arriving on the scene in 1995, the Mercedes Sprinter has made its mark in the large van class. The model has become the best-selling light commercial vehicle across Europe.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans are now in their third generation and boast plenty of advanced tech and a huge number of variants.

If you opt for the RWD model, you’ll have a choice of four body lengths and with the FWD model, you’ll have a choice of three. Roof heights can also be tailored and whether you want a panel van or a crew cab, there will be a customisation option perfect for your requirements.

Practicality

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans have been given a very generous amount of space. Maximum load volume in the largest panel option is 17 cubic metres, with a maximum payload of 3,175kg, which is more than you’d get with a Ford Transit.

Driving

The steering feels much lighter than you would expect from such a hefty vehicle thanks to the addition of speed-sensitive power steering which automatically adjusts depending on how fast you are going. There are plenty of powerful engine options on offer too.

Interior

One area where there have been some clear improvements with the newest version of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the cabin. It has better sound proofing and the dashboard layout is more refined. The

Reliability and Safety

New modern safety technology has been introduced with the latest Sprinter, including Distronic adaptive cruise control, traffic jam stop and start assistance, lane-keeping assistance and driver drowsiness detector.

If you think that this is the right model for your needs, why not check out the used Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans that we have in stock online?