2021 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500

Perfect Auto Collection Signature Listing 2021 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 Cargo 144 WB VIN W1Y4E8HY9MT059508 | 4,409 miles A Sprinter does not sell itself on excitement. It sells itself on still running, reliably, long after most vans have been retired. Why We Acquired This Vehicle The Sprinter has earned a reputation in commercial and upfit circles that few vans can match, built around a diesel drivetrain known to run well past the mileage most vehicles are retired at. This 144 WB Cargo variant is the configuration trades, delivery operators, and van-build converters ask for by name. This example distinguished itself through its specification - a build carrying genuine factory convenience and cargo-protection content that signals a van chosen with real intention, not simply ordered off a lot. The verified appointments are detailed in full below. Finished in Arctic White over a Black interior with only 4,409 miles recorded, this is a Sprinter that is essentially new, with its useful life almost entirely still ahead of it. At a Glance Highlights Roof Rails Door-Mounted Assist Handles Wood Floor With 6 D-Rings Rear Door Step Bumper Power Convenience Package Hardboard Sidewall Paneling 270-Degree Opening Rear Doors Exterior: Arctic White | Interior: Black 4,409 miles 3.0-Liter V6 Turbodiesel 7G-TRONIC 7-Speed Automatic 4x2 W1Y4E8HY9MT059508 + Additional Factory Options & Features - see the complete equipment list for the full specification The Perfect Auto Collection Experience Personalized Video Walkarounds Independent Third-Party Inspections Welcome Nationwide Enclosed Transportation Boutique, Appointment-Level Service Transparent Representation From Start to Finish Our Perspective At Perfect Auto Collection, we do not measure a Sprinter by comfort features alone. We ask a more practical question: is this the kind of van a business can put to work immediately and depend on for years, and would we be comfortable recommending it to our own operation? Viewed through that lens, this Sprinter distinguished itself immediately. Its verified options are not filler; they reflect a build specified with real intention, and together they shape how this particular van performs on the job. The result is dependable, well-equipped, and ready to work. Why Enthusiasts Value This Model The Sprinter has become the default platform for a specific, informed kind of buyer - fleet operators, tradespeople, and the van-build community that converts cargo vans into mobile workshops and campers all rely on it for the same reason. That reason is longevity. The turbodiesel drivetrain has a well-earned reputation for running well past the mileage most vehicles are retired at, and the platform's popularity in the upfit and conversion world means parts, service knowledge, and aftermarket support are all easy to find. That is why verified Premium Options matter. They distinguish this specific Sprinter from a generic description and give a buyer a clear understanding of how it was specified. Factory and Vehicle Highlights Roof Rails Factory roof rails are fitted to the exterior of the van. Why it matters: They add a mounting point for roof-based equipment or racks without needing to drill into the body later, a genuine convenience for ladder-rack and conversion setups. Door-Mounted Assist Handles Assist handles are mounted for both the driver and passenger entry points. Why it matters: On a van this tall, a solid handle makes climbing in and out easier dozens of times a day, every day, for whoever is driving it. Wood Floor With 6 D-Rings The cargo area floor is finished in wood and fitted with six recessed D-rings for tie-down points. Why it matters: The wood floor protects the steel pan underneath from scraping and impact, while the D-rings mean cargo can actually be secured rather than sliding loose in transit. Rear Door Step Bumper A gray step bumper is fitted at the rear doors. Why it matters: It gives a stable place to step up into th