Your company’s vehicles make an immediate statement about the professionalism of your brand. When you choose the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, the quality and technology immediately go to work for you. You get improved efficiency, safety, and reliability that shows the world—and your employees—exactly what your business can do.^[2]

When you live in a place like the Grand Tetons, quality and rugged reliability are non-negotiables in your vehicle. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter was made for adventure. So, take the family on the road, knowing that you’re ready for what lies ahead.^[2]

Time flies. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter can help you make the most of every day. This spacious, versatile vehicle can be converted to a little piece of home on the road, ready for any adventure you have planned. See how a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter opens a new world of possibilities.^[2]

Adam and Kathryn Frazer are an adventurous married couple living on the road in a self-converted Sprinter Van. Everywhere they go, they create detailed travel guides to share with busy, budget-conscious and adventurous travelers looking to maximize their vacation time and dollars. Find out why the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the right choice for these adventure-seekers. ^[2]

Diana Parrish uses her 34 years of experience in design, set styling, art direction and marketing/advertising management to provide a watchful eye over everything produced at DPDP. See how this design business uses a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter as an ambassador of their brand.^[2]

Built to power a mobile coffee shop, the customized interior of Royal Cup's Sprinter Van functions as a walk-in barista bar, featuring a full brew station, hand-pour coffee setup, and high-end espresso station. The exterior attracts customers with a window walk-up, sound system and custom vehicle wrap. Explore the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van as it helps this century-old business throw a modern twist on an old tradition with their coffee shop on wheels.^[2]

Bicycle Haus is a high-end bike retailer and repair shop owned by Kale and Shasta Keltz. To bring their high-end brand to the bike races where their customers are, Bicycle Haus picked the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter as their van of choice. The efficient BlueTEC® engine makes it seem like they're never at a gas station and the cargo space was easy to customize and turn into a mobile bike shop. As their mechanic says, Bicycle Haus and Mercedes-Benz are two high-end brands that "make a perfect pair."^[2]

As competition picked up, CC's Community Coffee decided to bring their coffee to their customers instead of the other way around. At street fairs, farmers markets and festivals, CC's is on the scene with their unmistakable red, custom Sprinter. General Manager Celton Hayden cited the Sprinter's fuel economy and ability to custom fit an entire coffee shop in the cargo area as the main reasons for choosing it. Wanting to associate itself with quality was another reason CC's chose Sprinter.^[2]

White cheddar artichoke mac 'n' cheese with truffle oil is about as high end as a mac 'n' cheese can get. Which is why Southern Mac chose the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter to associate its brand with quality. For the Executive Chef, Carey Taylor, it's also just the right size. Big enough to house a mini restaurant kitchen while being nimble enough to maneuver around the tight Chicago streets. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter lets Southern Mac expand their delicious name to customers they wouldn't otherwise encounter.^[2]

Scott Penzarella's 2011 Sprinter is helping him project the kind of European image he's built for Studio Velo. Catering to discerning clients in a market where riders demand the most from their bikes and their overall cycling experiences, Studio Velo is rolling past its competition with Penzarella's new SV Travel Experience in Sprinter Passenger Van.^[2]

Tasty Catering delivers the food its customers crave a custom Sprinter. When it comes to food, customers want what they want, when they want it. For Tasty Catering, that means flexibility, and the company is counting on its new Sprinter to give it a big boost in that department. Tasty Catering's COO, Larry Walter, says, "If your company needs it, we can do it, and the Sprinter is a remarkably valuable tool."^[2]

On its first day, in 1993, When Pigs Fly baked 83 loaves of bread. Today, the bakery has 80 employees, bakes more than 25 varieties of bread and delivers it daily to more than 300 supermarkets, farmers markets and company-owned stores. The key to its success has been its ability to deliver, and a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has gotten it there. "This is the most dependable vehicle we have ever owned," reports co-founder Andrew Siegel. "To date, our Sprinters have never missed a delivery."^[2]

When it comes to their furry friends, pet owners demand the best. After years of practicing veterinary medicine in the Bay Area, Dr. Venkat's entrepreneurial spirit took hold and he founded the Sai Mobile Veterinary Clinic. Offering the highest quality medical care, Dr. Venkat uses the Sprinter's innovative features and configurability to meet the veterinary needs of his playful clientele. Building on the Sprinter's endless upfit possibilities, Sai Mobile Veterinary Clinic is on its way to success – giving the Bay Area something to wag its tail about.^[2]

Manion Construction’s jobs change from day to day, so Lee Manion needed a van that could carry a lot of tools and materials while still operating efficiently. See how the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter surpassed his expectations.^[2]

Kevin Kuta of Green Tech Plumbing does service work for industrial, commercial and residential clients. The materials and tools may be different, but he needs only one type of van: the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. See how one van can be so flexible.^[2]

From pipe fittings to CO meters, Rich Berner of Berner Plumbing makes sure he has everything he needs to get the job done. But his most important tool? His Mercedes-Benz Metris Van.^[2]

Marcin Tomasvczyk of Midwest Building Maintenance serves customers in and out of the city. He needs to carry shop vacs, floor buffers, and cleaning supplies. He does all this with one van: the Mercedes-Benz Metris. See how.^[2]

J.D. Martin didn’t think a van could be tough, customizable and economical. Then he tested a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and bought three.^[2]