Mercedes Benz Sprinter - Setting the standards in vehicle safety

Adaptive ESP

Electronic Stability Program (ESP)" uses sensors to monitor the load status. In critical driving

situations this information can be used to help optimize the measures it takes to keep the van

and contents stable and safe.

Adaptive ESP in combination with Antilock Braking System (ABS), acceleration skid

control (ASR) and Brake Assist (BAS) to help improve crash avoidance.

Driver and front passenger airbags as standard

Adaptive brake lights for emergency situations

Three-point seat belts on front seats with belt tensioners and belt force limiters for driver and passenger. Head restraints standards on all seats

Both exterior mirrors have integral wide-angle auxiliary mirrors

Bulb failure indicator

To see the full specification of the Sprinter visit www.mercedes-benzvans.com.au



Mercedes-Benz Sprinter - The Columbus Motorhome on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has no structural changes to the original body shell. No unsightly mismatched doors on the .outside of the vehicle which are usually been cut through structural members.