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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/SmoothSun6676 • 17h ago
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A new 2026 Mercedes sprinter cargo vans (no side windows) with the high roof and 170” (longest) wheel base, has an MSRP around $60k. Cheaper if you get it used.
140 u/Tybo929 16h ago I've been surprised by the used price of these, given how expensive everything else is. They're affordable when bare bones. 1 u/Silver_Wolf_Dragon 13h ago Look at used rolls royce's. I saw a 2005 rolls Royse for like $35k once. Dunno what was wrong with it but that had to hurt whoever bought it new 4 u/HomicidalHushPuppy 10h ago Rolls cars are terribly unreliable (because they're made by BMW)
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I've been surprised by the used price of these, given how expensive everything else is. They're affordable when bare bones.
1 u/Silver_Wolf_Dragon 13h ago Look at used rolls royce's. I saw a 2005 rolls Royse for like $35k once. Dunno what was wrong with it but that had to hurt whoever bought it new 4 u/HomicidalHushPuppy 10h ago Rolls cars are terribly unreliable (because they're made by BMW)
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Look at used rolls royce's. I saw a 2005 rolls Royse for like $35k once. Dunno what was wrong with it but that had to hurt whoever bought it new
4 u/HomicidalHushPuppy 10h ago Rolls cars are terribly unreliable (because they're made by BMW)
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Rolls cars are terribly unreliable (because they're made by BMW)
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u/BigTomBombadil 16h ago
A new 2026 Mercedes sprinter cargo vans (no side windows) with the high roof and 170” (longest) wheel base, has an MSRP around $60k. Cheaper if you get it used.