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How much is a 170 Sprinter?
About the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
| Van | Original MSRP/Price |
|---|---|
| Sprinter Cargo Van 2500 High Roof I4 170′ Extended RWD | $50660 / $47114 |
| Sprinter Cargo Van 2500 High Roof I4 170′ RWD | $48640 / $45235 |
| Sprinter Cargo Van 2500 High Roof I4 Gas 170′ RWD | $45340 / $42166 |
| Sprinter Cargo Van 2500 High Roof V6 170′ 4WD | $59160 / $55019 |
How long is Sprinter 170 extended?
The Sprinter 170 extended is 289 inches long. This is the external length. The internal length of this Mercedes van is 180 inches. So it is a pretty long vehicle in terms of internal length.
What does WB mean for vans?
wheelbase
In short, wheelbase (WB) is the distance between the centers of the front and rear wheels.
What does 170 WB mean?
Wheelbase
Wheelbase refers to the length of a vehicle between the front wheel axle and the rear wheel axle. There are three different wheelbase options for Sprinter vans: 144″ wheelbase. 170″ wheelbase.
Does a Sprinter 170 fit in a parking space?
Contrary to what you might think, the 170″ does fit in a standard-sized parking space, as long as you pull all the way in.
What is WB Sprinter van?
Wheelbase refers to the length of a vehicle between the front wheel axle and the rear wheel axle. There are three different wheelbase options for Sprinter vans: 144″ wheelbase. 170″ wheelbase. 170″ extended wheelbase.
Why are used Sprinter vans so expensive?
According to The Wayward Home, part of the reason converting a Sprinter van costs so much is due to its base price. A base cargo Sprinter retails for $36,355 while opting for a high-roof version will increase that bottom line to around $51,000, and that’s before adding any customizations.
Are Sprinter vans reliable?
Sprinter vans are reliable not only because of their long-lasting engines, but also because the rest of the chassis and vehicle are built to easily withstand rugged environments.