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Replying to: 2000_valk (Dec 20, 2007 6:38 pm) KenB |
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Replying to: jemepa (Aug 25, 2006 9:03 am) |
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Replying to: kenbaker (Dec 20, 2007 1:50 pm) . The 2006 Dodge Sprinter was effectively the leftover models they did not sell in Europe the previous year. . Europe being a much bigger Sprinter market, DC decided to stiff the USA buyers with -new- leftovers so they could keep prices high in Europe and clear the lots easily. . It is only now that we are seeing the vehicle that came out two years ago - with all the options. This is why I waited. If they spent a billion on the redesign something had to be better. . |
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Hi All, With the birth of our 5th child due Jan 1st it looks like we're going to outgrow our standard 7 seat SUV. Right now we're maxed out on storage space and seating (keeping the more unruley children seperated!) with what we've got. I'm hoping to move up to bigger (and hopefully more fuel efficient) diesel Sprinter sometime this winter. Anyone know of any new or low mileage '07 nine seaters still around? With the low dollar to euro ratio it seems like the '08 will be a little out of our budget. Great site and I look forward to chatting with you all about the van you (and hopefully I will) love so well in the future. Thanks, Orb
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Replying to: orb1 (Dec 28, 2007 10:25 am) |
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We are looking into replacing our old Ford conversion van with a Sprinter for our family of 7, including 5 yr old triplets. We live in NE OH (near Cleveland) and nobody seems to carry these. I suppose we could travel a reasonable distance, but where do we find dealers that carry these? My wife is also concerned about the rear wheel drive in bad weather. Thanks. Tom
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Replying to: seadad1 (Dec 29, 2007 12:22 pm) |
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Replying to: seadad1 (Dec 29, 2007 12:22 pm) Like any vehicle, the Sprinter cannnot overcome the rules of physics... slower is better in questionable condintions. Also, many people have recommended different tires for Winter conditions (Bridgestone Blizzaks are a commonly mentioned good choice). As in the past, it is best that you don't run the winter tires year 'round as they wear away the tread features that make them so good in the worst conditions. I prefer the the 2006, and a few are still around, but not so much selection I would think. Less power (but plenty for most people), but (2 MPG) better mileage than the latest model. KenB |
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Replying to: dontbuydodge (Dec 07, 2005 3:58 pm) Thanks Sean |
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Anybody know the life of glow plugs,ERG valve, glow plug module,ERG gasket? My engine light (little motor) on the dash comes and goes. So to the dealer I go. they say I need all of them. List as follows, ERG valve 439.75, ERG gasket 5.85, 1 gallon coolant 15.00, labor 165.95, Glow plugs (1 )156.55, Glow plug module 104.84, labor 255.95 and shop supplies 20.00 Labor total 421.90, Total Parts 741.99, Tax 44.51 Total of all $1208.40 I have 92K miles, an 04 got it 12/31/2004. I know that the service writer gets a % of the take. Seems that every time I go there its 5-6 hundred bucks?? Input would help. Thanks, Tom |
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