
The 15 passenger Sprinter van interior packs five rows into an extended-wheelbase shell. Every seat is adult-sized with a walkable center aisle and standing headroom in high-roof models, which makes it far more civilized than the old body-on-frame 15-seaters it replaced.
The catch is luggage. The fifth row sits exactly where a 12-passenger van keeps its trunk. Knowing that before you book is the difference between a smooth airport run and fifteen people holding bags on their laps.
Everything here is booked through My Van Rentals — the largest van rental platform in the United States, so you get one quote, one contract, and one support line no matter which city you're in.
Row four sits over the rear axle, so it rides firmer than the middle rows. On long trips, rotate passengers or seat the lightest travelers back there. Climate outlets reach every row, which is not true of many competing 15-seaters.
Tell us your headcount and bag count and we'll quote the right configuration, flag the tow hitch add-on if you need it, and include your city's tax in the total.
Barely. The fifth row occupies the luggage bay. Add a hitch and trailer, or use a 12-passenger layout if you're carrying bags.
It's adult-sized but rides over the rear axle, so it's firmer than the middle rows on rough roads.
Yes. The flat floor and high roof make the aisle genuinely walkable in high-roof models.
Yes — fifteen total occupants including the driver, so fourteen passengers.
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