
The Benz 12 seater van is the 12-passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and for most groups it's the smartest configuration Mercedes offers. Twelve seats cover the overwhelming majority of group trips, and crucially, the layout keeps a genuine luggage bay behind the last row — the thing a 15-seater gives up.
It's the configuration we recommend by default for airport runs, wedding shuttles, ski trips, and multi-day tours, because nobody has to ride with a suitcase on their knees.
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Three to four rows of bench seating on floor rails, windows in every row, individual lighting, rear climate outlets, and a walkable aisle. High-roof versions let adults stand upright, which makes boarding and unloading dramatically easier for older passengers.
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Yes — twelve total occupants including the driver, so eleven passengers.
Roughly five to six large checked bags or eight to ten carry-ons behind the last row, depending on wheelbase.
No. A standard US driver's license covers a 12-passenger Sprinter.
Often slightly, since it's frequently a shorter 2500 chassis. Rates vary by city, and we quote both if you're deciding.
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