Mercedes-Benz Brampton
10 Coachworks Crescent, Brampton, Ontario, L6R 3Y2
The 2016 Sprinter from Mercedes-Benz sports an interior for your comfort and ease. The vehicle offers excellent build quality and features a modern cabin. The steering column is tilted and telescoping. The front seat of the Sprinter comes with different types of styles and offers multiple adjustments. The front seat is also designed in a manner to provide adequate comfort for the driver. It has a modern layout for control that makes it feel less like a utility van and more like a midsize van. Though the knobs and buttons look slightly basic, they are quite easy to use and are extremely functional.
The Sprinter comes with a standard height for its roof and a 144-inch wheelbase. The maximum capacity of cargo for the Sprinter is about 319 cubic feet. The Sprinter comes with a maximum storage capacity measuring about 586 cubic feet. Its size is almost that of a small apartment in Manhattan. So, that makes it quite spacious compared to its rival vehicles in the same segment. The 51-inch sliding doors of the vehicle and the step-in height of 20-inch makes it incredibly easy for the occupants to climb inside.
Sprinter’s passenger van that is also made available by the automobile maker in the 2500 configuration has 3 different rows for rear seats, 8 additional speakers in its rear to make a total of 13 speakers, tinted rear windows, and rear interior trim.
To book a test drive of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, get in touch with Mercedes-Benz Brampton.
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