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Mercedes Sprinter Passenger Van Rentals in Nationwide — Largest Fleet in nationwide

A Sprinter box truck is built on the Sprinter cutaway chassis with a separate box body, typically offering 400 to 700+ cubic feet with a flat floor and a roll-up or swing door, often with a liftgate. A high-roof extended cargo van reaches about 533 cubic feet in an enclosed, weatherproof body that drives and parks like a van. Neither requires a CDL at Sprinter weight ratings. Sprinter Van Rentals specializes in passenger Sprinters rather than box builds.

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Sprinter Van Box Truck at a glance

Box build volume
Roughly 400–700+ cu ft
Cargo van volume
Up to about 533 cu ft (high roof, extended)
Chassis
Cutaway 3500/4500 for box; 2500/3500 for van
License
No CDL under 26,001 lb GVWR
Height
Box often 10+ ft; high-roof van roughly 9–10 ft
Our fleet
Passenger and executive Sprinters, not box builds

Cutaway box truck vs. cargo van

The cutaway is a Sprinter cab and chassis with no rear body — an upfitter bolts on a box, usually 12 to 17 feet long, with a flat floor at a fixed height, square walls, a roll-up or barn door and often a liftgate. The cargo van keeps the factory unibody: lower load floor, better weather sealing, better fuel economy, better security, and a shape that parks like a large van. The box truck wins on raw cubic feet and loading ergonomics; the van wins on driving, sealing and theft resistance.

Capacity and payload

A Sprinter box build commonly lands between roughly 400 and 700 cubic feet depending on box length and height, on chassis ratings from 3500 up to 4500 with payloads that can exceed 5,000 pounds. A high-roof 170 extended cargo van reaches about 533 cubic feet with roughly 3,000 to 5,000 pounds of payload depending on 2500 or 3500 rating. If your freight is bulky but light, the box wins. If it is dense, payload rating matters more than volume and both can work.

Licensing, height and access

At Sprinter weight ratings — up to about 11,030 pounds on the 3500 and higher on the 4500 — a standard driver's license is sufficient; CDL requirements begin at 26,001 pounds. Both body styles are tall: a box build often exceeds 10 feet, and a high-roof van runs roughly 9 to 10 feet. Neither fits most parking structures. The box truck's square rear opening plus liftgate is faster for palletized freight; the van's low floor is faster for hand-loaded goods.

What we rent

Sprinter Van Rentals focuses on passenger Sprinters — 12 passenger, 15 passenger and executive Mercedes-Benz Sprinters — in more than 260 U.S. cities and 56 airports, from about $195 per day all-in. If your job is people plus gear rather than pure freight, a 12 passenger van with its rear luggage bay often replaces a second vehicle entirely. Call (971) 328-2665 and we will tell you honestly whether a passenger Sprinter fits your load.

Reserve with Sprinter Van Rentals

Sprinter Van Rentals is a nationwide 12 and 15 passenger Sprinter van rental company operating in more than 260 U.S. cities and 56 airports. Every reservation is all-in priced, every vehicle is late-model and professionally detailed, and 24/7 roadside assistance is standard. Compare the entire fleet and check live availability on our Sprinter van rental home page, or call (971) 328-2665 and we will size the right vehicle for your group.

Last updated 2026-08-05

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Sprinter Van Box Truck: questions, answered

A Sprinter box truck is built on the Sprinter cutaway chassis with a separate box body, typically offering 400 to 700+ cubic feet with a flat floor and a roll-up or swing door, often with a liftgate. A high-roof extended cargo van reaches about 533 cubic feet in an enclosed, weatherproof body that drives and parks like a van. Neither requires a CDL at Sprinter weight ratings. Sprinter Van Rentals specializes in passenger Sprinters rather than box builds.

Key details at a glance

Box build volume
Roughly 400–700+ cu ft
Cargo van volume
Up to about 533 cu ft (high roof, extended)
Chassis
Cutaway 3500/4500 for box; 2500/3500 for van
License
No CDL under 26,001 lb GVWR
Height
Box often 10+ ft; high-roof van roughly 9–10 ft
Our fleet
Passenger and executive Sprinters, not box builds

Common questions

What is a Sprinter box truck?

A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter cutaway cab and chassis fitted with a separate box body, typically 12 to 17 feet long with a flat floor and a roll-up or barn door, often with a liftgate.

Box truck or high-roof cargo van — which holds more?

A box build usually holds more raw volume, roughly 400 to 700+ cubic feet against about 533 for a high-roof extended cargo van, but the van seals and drives better.

Do I need a CDL for a Sprinter box truck?

Not at Sprinter weight ratings. CDL requirements begin at 26,001 pounds GVWR, well above the 3500 and 4500 Sprinter chassis.

Do you rent Sprinter box trucks?

Our fleet is passenger and executive Sprinters. For groups carrying gear, a 12 passenger van with the rear luggage bay often covers both needs — call (971) 328-2665 to check.

Sprinter Van Box Truck by city

We deliver in more than 260 U.S. cities. A few of the busiest:

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