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Ford Transit (Low Roof) 12 Passenger

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Specifications & Features

Passengers

12 seats

Roof

Low Roof

Entertainment

No TV

Rear Cargo

Approx. 70.1 cu ft

Luggage Footprint

8-10 Large Luggage

Best For

Local travel, budget-friendly rentals, garage-friendly transportation

Included Features

  • Low-roof — fits standard garages
  • 3.5L PFDI V6 (naturally aspirated, ~275 hp)
  • Bench seating
  • Climate control front + rear
  • Backup camera

How much fits in a Ford Transit (Low Roof)

Plan roughly one large suitcase per passenger only if you leave the last row out. Otherwise, expect to fit carry-ons, backpacks and a few full-size bags. Ski and golf gear generally travels fine in the Ford Transit (Low Roof) when the group packs soft-sided luggage.

Driving the Ford Transit (Low Roof)

A standard driver's license covers the Ford Transit (Low Roof) in every US state. Take the first few miles slowly, check clearance before entering any parking structure, and give yourself a bit more room when merging.

How Ford Transit (Low Roof) pricing works

Longer rentals cost less per day, and midweek dates are usually cheaper than weekends. The checkout page breaks out mileage, tax and optional extras so you can compare a Ford Transit (Low Roof) against the true cost of multiple cars plus parking and fuel.

Reserving your van

Pick your city and dates to see live pricing, then complete the booking online. If your plans might shift, book the dates you're confident about — extending is usually easier than finding a second van at short notice.

Typical Ford Transit (Low Roof) trips

Anyone moving eight or more people at once is a candidate for the Ford Transit (Low Roof) — youth groups, work retreats, family holidays, and destination weddings all book it for the same reason: keeping the group together is easier and cheaper than splitting up.

Quick answers

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Key details at a glance

Vehicles
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Starting rate
From about $195/day, with weekly and monthly discounts
Delivery
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Minimum driver age
21 for the primary driver
Included
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Common questions

What is the cheapest way to rent a 15 passenger Sprinter van?

The lowest total cost comes from booking a 15 passenger Sprinter van rental 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.

Why rent a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter instead of a standard passenger van?

A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter high-roof van gives standing headroom, more comfortable seating and full luggage space behind the last row with all 12 or 15 seats occupied. Lower-roof passenger vans trade that cargo room away, which is why groups travelling with checked bags book Sprinter van rentals.

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.