Used 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for Sale

What's New in the 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter?

Lower-priced, lower-specced Worker models have been introduced for cargo and passenger versions alike See the 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter models for sale near you

Which Sprinter is the Best?

Go for as many safety features as possible. Even the smallest version is still a big vehicle and outward vision isn't always great. And think about spending the extra for the V6 engine, since it's always good to have some muscle with something of this size. Find a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for sale

How Much Does a 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Cost?

The 2017 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is offered in Cargo, Crew and Passenger van body styles. There are also two wheelbase lengths (144 inches and 170 inches), three roof heights (low: 65 inches, high: 78.2 inches and super high: 84.3 inches; only the cargo van is available with the super-high roof, though) and two payload strengths (standard 2500 or heavy-duty 3500).

The cargo van only has two seats in front. The crew van includes second-row seating. The passenger van has four rows of seating with room for 12.

Behind the front row, the Sprinter is exceptionally versatile, with up to 586.1 cu ft. of storage in the cargo van. The crew van offers 367.5 cu ft. The 4-row passenger version maxes out at a still considerable 190.3 cu ft.

A cargo van in 2500 form can carry a payload of up to 3,513 pounds and can tow up to 5,000 lbs. In 3500 form, we're looking at a maximum payload of 5,585 lbs and a towing capacity of 7,500 lbs.

The Worker Cargo ($33,490) comes only in white and has 16-in steel wheels, cabin partition preparation, metal floor, Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, AM/FM radio with four speakers, USB port, auxiliary audio input, crosswind assist, hill-start assist, and a passenger-side sliding door. It has the 2.1-liter diesel engine, but the 3.0-liter V6 diesel is an option. It's also available in both wheelbase lengths and with the standard roof or a high roof.

The Worker Passenger ($TBA) comes in white or black, features 4-row seating (including a 4-person bench in the back row) with additional windows and rear air conditioning controls. The 2.1-liter diesel is the sole engine and this version is only available with the 144-in wheelbase.

Standard features on the 2500 Cargo ($37,490) include a wooden loadspace floor covering, air conditioning, tilt/telescope steering wheel, locking glove box 5.8-in color infotainment display, SD card slot and a 5-speaker audio system with an auxiliary input.

The Crew ($40,165) has a second row of seating with extra side windows to go with it, and is available with a standard or a high roof. The 3500 van ($42,440) is available with standard, high roof or super-high roof. Both the 2500 and 3500 offer the option of all-wheel drive (not the Worker version). The regular Passenger van ($41,740) has an upgraded 13-speaker audio system. These non-Worker versions offer more flexibility when choosing options.

Options (of which there are many) include parking sensors, automated parking feature, xenon headlights, LED running lights, fog lights, headlight washers, roof rails, driver's side sliding rear door, heated windshield, rain-sensing wipers, chrome grille, 16-in alloy wheels, cruise control, rear cabin heater, rearview camera, navigation, luxury front seats with extra adjustments and front-seat heaters.