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Sprinter
...Drives like a car, very comfortable ride. My gas savings from my existing gmc box truck will pay off my sprinter in 7 years...
Edmunds user
Got to love it!
...How can you not like a ten foot tall van that carries 3000lbs and still gets 18 MPG when I run it at the top speed of 81 MPH. I can even get 20 MPG if I don't...
Edmunds user
Poor Engine & Transmission, do not buy!
...Six months later, $3,000 for air conditioning problems. All three friends have also replaced the transmission and have had turbo issues. I would never buy this...
Edmunds user
Maintenance nightmare
...One has 90,000 on it, the other 120,000. After doing some more checking, this seems to be a widespread problem. This fix is over 2 thousand. I can't keep up...
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Each of the full-size van models from Ford and General Motors have a harder, busier ride than the 2008 Dodge Sprinter Wagon; they don't steer as well as the Sprinter and lack its maneuverability.
The Sprinter offers far more interior space than the standard-wheelbase GM and Ford vans.
For 2008, the full-size GM vans (Express and Savana) have standard electronic stability control, but the feature is available on only some of the Ford lineup.
Fuel economy, of course, is where there's no comparison.
While the V-6 and V-8 engines of the GM and Ford models return fuel economy numbers in the mid-teens in most driving, the Sprinter gets mileage numbers well into the 20s.
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