ProMaster, Sprinter, Transit - Most Reliable Cargo Van?
2018年12月7日 · After perusing forums for 6 months, most people have more warranty and build quality issues with the Promaster. If you're over 6 foot 1 and want to stand up WITH insulation, the roof is not tall enough. For me, FWD sucks off-road.
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2020年11月30日 · A new Transit is roughly 35K, but a good used van (where I live) is in the neighborhood of about 8-15K. Most likely, I could get it to last about 8-10 years with good maintenance and most likely, the repairs on an older van aren't going to outweigh the difference in the vehicle costs (between old and new).
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2021年2月3日 · Between Ford Transit Connect, Ram Promaster City and Mercedes Metris what would be the most reliable?
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2023年4月5日 · Thinking of a budget camper build and would like to find a used, but ultra reliable, cargo van because the places I’m targeting to travel to often have no cell reception. Any makes/models/years that you’d recommend? Something in the 5-yo, 100k mile range, targeting commercial use rather than consumer use. TIA. 👍
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2023年9月5日 · Not that cheap spray can nonsense either. Find a place that does the legit liner (it's like . 75 cm thick). You'll never have to worry about rust on your roof. You'll never have to clean your roof. It turns a high roof Van into something you can clean from the ground. It looks pretty decent too. The roof is the single largest fail place on any ...
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2019年8月13日 · I am trying to figure out which Sprinter is the most reliable - MB Sprinter (& Dodge Sprinter), Ford Transit, or Ram Promaster? I want to spend 10-12k max on the van (so this budget might eliminate some models right off the bat) Now, I’m seeing even some MB Sprinters for about 11k with mileage around 230k, and I was surprised by this cause I ...
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2022年1月24日 · First thing you need to do, is define cheap. For a reliable cargo van. Cheap can be between 3000-5000, and at that rate you may as well get an RV. Failing that, contact your local usual, I'm sure they have used vans or can at least point you in the right direction.
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2016年6月21日 · A van with a 302 or 351 is just about the easiest engine in the world to do spark plugs in, for example, and it's also the easiest thing to pull a transmission out of. However, a simple 300 intake manifold replacement that would take an hour in a pickup is a full workday in a van, because some of the parts simply aren't removable in one piece ...
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2022年3月5日 · Buyer beware. My 2019 Sprinter runs well but Mercedes Benz is the worst dealership relationship I have ever encountered. The van is a fleet vehicle for them and my experience is so uniform across SIX dealerships that I believe it is brand policy to actively frustrate vanlifers on maintenance, recall, and warranty issues to discourage ind
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2022年2月20日 · Most vans are quite reliable since they’re made for heavy duty work. Most any 2500/3500 van should be good, just look for one that’s been taken care of and not neglected. Reply reply