“Go drive the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter,” said the fine editors ... Our tester was optioned with: cargo partition ($270); trailer hitch wiring ($35), extra keys ($120); power and heated mirrors ...

(2,450 kg). What also would've been helpful is a lift kit, as we've seen on other Sprinter vans. And lastly, the van features aluminum running boards, a roof rack, and a trailer hitch receiver.

a trailer hitch, and an upgraded exterior lighting package. Photo: The Good Van/Vanlife Trader The Sprinter rides on 17" Black Rhino overland wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich KO2 all-terrain tires.

shaking both the trailer and the van as she danced out her discontent. See All 27 Photos The Sprinter’s 2.0-liter turbodiesel I-4 (good for 208 hp and 332 lb-ft of torque) has always amazed me ...

Trying to keep my mind off the fires, I noted this key van advantage: Many pickups lose payload capacity with a heavy trailer hooked on. The mule-laden trailer would take us right to the Sprinter ...