Switch Gears with Sprinter

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Sprinter Van
Most of us know what to look for when buying a car, but when it comes to adding a commercial van to your fleet, the process can be overwhelming. You need a plan to determine which van is best suited for you and your business. Switch gears this spring and move into a new Sprinter Van

If your van is in the shop for maintenance or repairs, your business is unable to make money. You could even be losing potential jobs to your competitors. Thanks to their lengthy service intervals, Sprinter vans keep your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) low and your productivity high. From lower fuel and maintenance costs to great resale value, Sprinter vans are among the best in the industry - allowing you to stay on the road and ahead of your competition.

The numbers don’t lie. See how the 2019 Freightliner Sprinter Cargo Van Gas (1500 Std Roof Cargo Van 144 WB) compares to its competitor, 2019 Ford T150 Vans Gas Cargo 3.5L Ecoboost LR RH Slide 148 over an ownership period of six years (through 2026):
2019 Freightliner Sprinter Cargo Van Gas
2019 Ford T150 Vans Gas
Total Cost per Mile
$0.55
$0.58
Total Cost per Month
$1,131
$1,207
Total Cost of Ownership
$81,400
$86,872
Finance
$3,149
$3,181
Insurance
$8,546
$8,803
Fuel
$19,258
$24,696
Maintenance
$4,296
$5,577
Depreciation
$31,192
$33,835
Total costs based on: 25K annual miles/6 yr owner period/Florida
** Data provided by Vincentric™

In addition to its low total cost of ownership, the Sprinter van keeps drivers efficient and
productive with features including:
●       Ergonomic seats with lowered sides and lumbar supports
●       Comfortable pedal position
●       Optimized noise reduction
●       Increased steering wheel adjustability for tall/short drivers
●       Multiple rear-step variations
●       Elimination of display reflections in the windshield

When you’re done with compromising, you’re ready for a Sprinter van. Designed to raise productivity and lower costs, it’s truly built for you and your business. With its variety of features, options, and upfit solutions, we can create the configuration you need to keep your business moving forward. Visit Southport Truck Group to view the full lineup of Sprinter vans or call us today at 813-262-0890 (Tampa) / 239-210-9450 (Fort Myers). Let us find the right new or used Sprinter for your business!

Southport Truck Group is an authorized Freightliner Sprinter dealership in Southwest Florida. 


Sources
https://www.freightlinersprinterusa.com/freightliner/home?gclid=CjwKCAiAhJTyBRAvEiwAln2qB18YILz-V2WegOmyXWOo9cNZBTdEuV9jm_F-01G_TZ1vcj5sIiQK5xoCB8MQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Location: Tampa, FL, USA

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