I sat down with Raymond, the owner of a luxury Sprinter van rental service in Vegas. He's grown his business rapidly, renting ...

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The simple, clean interior might fool you, but this tiny home on wheels is more practical than you'd think thanks to its clever design.

This Sprinter 3500 by Mercedes-Benz Sprinter from 2022 has been reimagined as a full camper conversion by Leisure Travel Vans, with only 3,100 miles under it’s treads! 2022 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ...

This 2024 Mercedes Sprinter 3500XD conversion van with 4,100 miles is ideal for camper or van-life seekers looking for a near-new RV. The Tranquility 24C is a luxury Class B RV built on a Mercedes ...

A few months ago, I drove the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter and came away in a bind. The electric cargo van was great to drive, shockingly refined and offered 200 miles of real-world range. The problem was, ...

Few lineups have run the gamut of cars and trucks like Mercedes-Benz over the decades. That three-pointed star has graced everything from luxurious coupes to tiny compacts to buses, semis, and why not ...

It's nearly the 130th anniversary of the invention of the van, which, of course, Mercedes-Benz is celebrating in 2026. Karl Benz created the first motorized transporter in 1896 for the Benz & Cie.

Mercedes invented the van in 1896 and the company is gearing up to celebrate “130 Years of Transportation.” While the anniversary is still a few months away, Mercedes‑Benz Vans is kicking off the ...

The Las Vegas company’s latest offering is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD 170, which is the largest version of the ubiquitous camper van base. The Next is powered by a 1.95-liter ...

A sub-6-meter (19.7-ft) camper van with two stretched longitudinal beds fixed in back? That's going to take some type of outward expansion module or paring back of standard features. Or, some serious ...

There’s a fine line between being homeless and having a van as your home. I was both, but only for a weekend. And it’s not like I suffered. The van I had cost a quarter million dollars. Wait, what?