2022 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van 2500

Fusion Motor Company proudly presents this 2022 MERCEDES-BENZ SPRINTER CARGO VAN. With less than 16,000 miles this van could be the perfect camping vehicle for those interested in traveling!

Specs:

2022 Mercedes Sprinter 2500

170” ext wheelbase

High roof

Materials:

White oak shiplap ceiling and accent walls

2tec2 flooring

Avonite enclosed shower stall

Paperstone/bamboo cabinet & drawer fronts

Bamboo cabinetry

Richlite countertops

Sunbrella upholstered wall panels, mattress, and couch cushions

Havelock wool & Thinsulate insulation

Components:

Queen flip down bed

Espar d2 diesel heater

Laveo Dryflush toilet

Upgraded sound system w/JL Audio rear door speakers & subwoofer

Vitrifrigo fridge/freezer

Furrion dual induction cooktop

Acuva UV light water filter

32 gallon fresh water tank

4 gallon grey water tank

Bosch water heater

Arctic Tern windows

CR Laurence T vent window

Dimmable lighting

Scopema swivel seats

Lagun swivel table

Breville Combi Wave oven/airfryer/microwave

Maxx Air Fan Deluxe

Sirocco wall fan

Scandvik outdoor shower

Aluminess roof rack and ladder

Fiamma awning

Electrical:

400ah Victron lithium battery bank

350w LONGi solar panel

3000w Victron Multiplus inverter/charger

2x 30A Victron Orion DC-DC charger

Victron & Blue Seas marine grade fuses, breakers, and components

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About the Sprinter Cargo Van:

After WWII, both America and European countries increased taxes on imports. It started with America exporting cheap chickens into Europe. Since the nations were recovering from WWII, they put heavy taxes on imported chicken to protect their local farmers. In return, the U. S. also increased taxes on brandy, dextrin, potato starch, and light trucks. As it all happened due to chickens, it was called chicken tax.

The taxes on other imports were reduced over time. But, the tariffs on imported pickup trucks were still at 25% in the 90s. This means any company trying to sell their light truck in the U. S. market would have to charge at least 25% more to make a comparable profit.

To avoid the tax, Mercedes started importing their Sprinter vans in pieces called CKD kits. Mercedes first would manufacture their trucks in Germany. Then they would disassemble each van into a complete knockdown kit. And then import each unit into the U. S.

In the U. S., Mercedes made deals with both Dodge and Freightliner to reassemble and sell their trucks. In return, they get to put their badges and make minor changes. This way, Mercedes managed to avoid the taxes but were able to infiltrate the market.

The first-gen Mercedes Sprinter was launched in 2001 in the USA under the Freightliner badge. It’s worth noting that Freightliner is owned by Daimler Trucks North America, part of the global Mercedes empire. At first, U. S.-market Sprinters were sold by Freightliner, while the vans for Canada and Mexico wore Mercedes badges until 2003.

Sprinters are mainly used for commercial use. However, Sprinters have been gaining ground as van conversions and recreational vehicles. Conversions include RVs, limousines, family and luxury vans, office vans, wheelchair accessible vans and golf vans. Sprinter RV conversions can also be called Sprinter campervans. Sprinter conversions have been produced by several RV and coach manufacturers.

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