Long-Term Sprinter Van Rentals: Who Offers Monthly Rates in 2026

Companies that offer long-term Sprinter rentals

• Enterprise Truck Rental — monthly rates on cargo Sprinters and Ford Transit; passenger Sprinter availability varies by market.
• Ryder ChoiceLease and RyderChoice — commercial-grade Sprinter cargo leases, 1-month to 7-year terms.
• Idealease — commercial truck/van leasing including Sprinter chassis, national footprint.
• Specialty passenger van rental companies (like us) — monthly passenger Sprinter rentals with tour, film, and shuttle-fleet customers.
• Kingbee Vans, Fluid Truck — short-to-mid-term commercial cargo Sprinter rentals for delivery businesses.

Typical monthly pricing

Long-term rates are usually 40–60% cheaper per day than a walk-up daily rate, in exchange for a longer commitment and a fixed mileage cap.

• Cargo Sprinter, 30-day: $2,800–$4,200/month, 2,500–3,500 included miles
• 12-passenger Sprinter, 30-day: $4,500–$6,500/month, 2,500 included miles
• 15-passenger high-roof Sprinter, 30-day: $5,500–$7,800/month
• Executive Sprinter, 30-day: $7,500–$11,000/month

Rent long-term vs. lease vs. finance

Long-term rental is the right call when you need flexibility (film shoots, seasonal tours, temporary route expansion) or when your credit or business age won't yet qualify for a commercial lease. If you'll use the van 12+ months, a Mercedes-Benz Financial Services commercial lease or a Ryder ChoiceLease will almost always beat a monthly rental on total cost.

What to negotiate on a long-term Sprinter

• Mileage — ask for 3,000+ miles/month included and $0.25/mile overage, not $0.60.
• Maintenance — long-term rentals often include scheduled service; confirm oil, tire rotation, and Mercedes A/B service are covered.
• Substitution — what happens if the van goes in for warranty work? A good operator provides a comparable Sprinter loaner.
• Insurance — you may be able to name the van on your existing commercial auto policy at a lower cost than the operator's daily CDW.