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07 sprinter

Dobber
Dobber Member Posts: 91
in THE MAIN WALL
I know the feeling.I've missed a lot of seminars because I was to busy. Now I've come to the conclusion that if you stand still the industry will pass us by.If you decide to go give me a call,we'll hook up for a coffee.

Dobber
519-357-7564

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  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28
    07 sprinter

    Hi guys, if anybody has been thinking of a new sprinter mine is now 7 months old and I have had good luck with it! The fuel economy has been very good and it seems very well thought out! If someone has questions about this van please feel free to ask and I will help all I can!
  • Tony_23
    Tony_23 Member Posts: 1,033
    Nice

    That sure is a sharp looking rig, Trevor :)
  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28


    I will figure out the milage, it has been consuming 11 ltr per 100 km, I will post the miles per gallon as soon as I figure it out, if somebody is really good at this, please feel free to post! These vans are much cheaper in the US than Canada but even up here it ends up being very economical! Fuel, maint etc!
  • PeterGriffin
    PeterGriffin Member Posts: 79
    Google



    11L/100km 21 MPG

    my new truck on the highway got about 17L/100km, quite disappointing.
  • tim smith
    tim smith Member Posts: 2,807
    Regarding sprinters

    I have an 05, 06, & 07. The 05 & 06 get appx 18-19 mpg while the 07 is appx 16-17mpg. Great vans although, reliable and nice to drive. Nice looking van Trevor.
  • Metro Man
    Metro Man Member Posts: 220
    snow

    How is it in the snow? We will be replacing vans (hope not too soon) and were thinking of chevy full size AWD for getting up and down mnts.

    Also what's towing capacity?

    Thanks

    Metro Man
  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28


    it isn't great in the snow, I put on snow tires and find the snow tires make a huge difference,well worth it! there is a all wheel drive unit in europe that i hear may be available here in 08 but very expensive option and there are companies in the US doing these conversions already. I dont know why vans are bad in snow now, i gues it is because of the loss of a possi trac diff,most dont even have limited slips any more! this van uses a traction control system, the better the tires the better it seems to work!
  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28
    miss daisy

    hay Tim, I drive like the driver on the show driving miss daisy when in town! i need to, the drivers in london are crazy! this could account for the difference! Driving slow is also my way to remain calm cool and collective on the job sites, it is like laying on the beach with palmtrees for a few moments every day! On the highway I drive at a good speed but I dont gain any mpg
  • Rich L.
    Rich L. Member Posts: 414
    Tim ?

    How have the repairs been on these vechicles Tim? Needed many? Any more expensive than the Ford or Chevys?

    Great looking truck Trevor!

    Thanks, Rich L
  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 23,405
    so expensive!

    I'm shopping and getting prices in the high 30 thousand range for a basic 2500 short WB. Does that sound right. It's about 10 thousand more than a Ford or Chevy.

    I think they need some competition. I see Ford had a Transit in Europe that looks near identical.

    hr
    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream
  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 23,405
    DP

    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream
  • hot_rod
    hot_rod Member Posts: 23,405
    Great labeling!

    Bob "hot rod" Rohr
    trainer for Caleffi NA
    Living the hydronic dream
  • Dobber
    Dobber Member Posts: 91
    London

    Trevor
    Nice to see someone from London posting.I was there till '99 then moved a 11/2hr north. Are you going to the CMX? Looking forward to Hot Rod's solar seminar.

    Dobber

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  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28


    Hi Hotrod, mine cost $49000 CAD, the extra high roof was a little over $2000! The cheapest place in the world to buy a Sprinter as far as I have ever heard is the United States! I think if the Transit came it would be about the same price. But about 10,000 more sounds bang on!
  • trevor pierce, London Boiler Service
    trevor pierce, London Boiler Service Member Posts: 28


    Hi Dobber, I think I will be going! Viessmann has sent me tickets and I am very interested in the solar, but it has been very busy lately!
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