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Ford Transit (Mid Roof) 12 Passenger
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Specifications & Features
12 seats
Mid Roof
No TV
Approx. 93.9 cu ft
10-12 Large Luggage
Road trips, sports teams, family transportation
Included Features
- Mid-roof — bench seating
- 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 (~310 hp)
- Climate control front + rear
- Backup camera
Quick answers
Van rental questions, answered
Sprinter Van Rentals rents 12 and 15 passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit and premium minivans in 260+ U.S. cities from about $195 per day, with airport delivery, unlimited-mileage options and all-in pricing.
Key details at a glance
- Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 12 & 15 passenger, Ford Transit low & mid roof, Sprinter Executive, premium minivans
- Starting rate
- From about $195/day, with weekly and monthly discounts
- Delivery
- Airports, hotels, venues, campuses and private addresses nationwide
- Minimum driver age
- 25 for the primary driver
- Included
- 24/7 roadside assistance, airport meet-and-greet, detailed interiors, all-in pricing
- Reservations
- Book online in under two minutes, or call (971) 328-2665
Common questions
What is the cheapest way to rent a 15 passenger van?
The lowest total cost usually comes from a Ford Transit low-roof van on a weekly rate with unlimited mileage. Weekly and monthly reservations drop the effective daily rate well below the ~$195/day starting point of a single-day booking.
What is the difference between a Mercedes Sprinter and a Ford Transit passenger van?
A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter high-roof van gives standing headroom, more comfortable seating and full luggage space behind the last row. A Ford Transit low-roof van is more affordable and fits in standard parking garages and residential driveways, with less cargo room behind row four.
Can I drive a rental van across state lines or into Mexico or Canada?
Interstate travel is allowed on every rental. Mexico requires Mexican liability insurance of roughly $50 per day for each day the van is in the country. Canada requires the renter's own qualifying coverage plus a Canadian non-resident insurance card.
Do passenger van rentals include insurance?
Rentals include the state-required liability minimums, and a collision damage waiver plus supplemental liability can be added at checkout. Many personal auto policies and credit cards do not extend coverage to 12 and 15 passenger vans, so confirm with your provider before declining coverage.