Due to its growing demand in the Nigeria transport industry, Weststar Associates Limited, Authorized General Distributors of Mercedes-Benz Passenger Cars and Commercial Vehicles in Nigeria, recently took delivery of more units of the Mercedes Benz Sprinter.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the flagship model of Mercedes-Benz Vans.  The Sprinter, which was first produced 20 years ago in  Düsseldorf plant in Germany, has grown to become a bestseller in major markets around the world.

The new units of the Sprinter is also an attempt by Weststars to provide value suited for passengers, drivers and fleet owners.



The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 324 KA comes with features like fuel-efficient petrol engines, high-performance roof air conditioners, electrical sliding doors, reverse camera and 14 – 19 seats depending on customers’ preference.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter puts great emphasis on comfort in its interior with features like the high-performance roof air conditioner, seating with adjustable backrest, interior LED illumination, wood flooring, interior design with black Tunja fabric, 14 – 19 seats depending on customers’ preference, Audio 15 multimedia system, instrument cluster with pixel-matrix display, 3-point seat belt and a locking glove compartment with considerable stowage space.

With regards to performance, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 324 KA is equipped with an M272 petrol engine with 190 kW (258hp) power output and 5900 rpm torque; the engine is also coupled with automatic transmission. This fits perfectly with the requirements of Nigerian roads.



Speaking on the new units of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Mr. Mirko Plath, CEO, Weststar Associates Limited commented; “The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter’s global appeal is one that is recognized by businesses and transporters in the Nigerian market. It is our utmost goal to ensure that our customers get a product that is able to attend to the challenges they face on Nigerian roads and most importantly add significant value to their businesses.”

Building on its success and global appeal, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter continues to dominate the vans segment and it is the choice vehicle for the transportation industry in Nigeria.

The new units of the Mercedes Benz Sprinter, which is already fast-selling,  is currently available at Weststar Associates Limited.

Source:

https://autojosh.com/weststar-associates-limited-authorized-general-distributors-of-mercedes-benz-passenger-cars-and-commercial-vehicles-in-nigeria/

I need one of these to travel home for Christmas this year,,,

I love me this ride, I can simply take out some chairs and replace with poles and some sweet arse chics, it’s gonna be one hell of scene!!

Since it's a Mercedes product, I give it a pass mark.

Nice ride

It's alright

God is good motors oya ohhh. The time to replace that Chinese van wanna be Benz has come!

If person prize this one now e go pass 10 milla fa

God is Good has a version of this car.

BENZ; another name for Class and Opulence..

Good

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Las Las na how much?

Here in Ghana Mercedes Sprinter is what they use as commercial transportation...

God is good motors uses the sprinter alot. But it's a kind of vehicle I always think can easily tumble or swerve anytime I have a look at it.

Poor journalism. Nothing about price. mtcheww

alphaNomega:

Why are you doing this?

I don't understand his point

LOWLIFER:
BENZ; another name for Class and Opulence..

What will you know call the likes of Rolls Royce and mayabach.

Na ambulance?

Innocent oya we need this sharply .



Kia Kia get to work

shogsman:


What will you know call the likes of Rolls Royce and mayabach.

Those people shouting Benz up and down don't know a thing about cars. What Benz is doing in today's Africa was what blackberry did those years too. There was a time range Rover was the trending thing here... Then came venza and now it's Benz. Benz is just a car for poor people who wanna have a taste of what luxury feels like. The brand is good but the hype is getting too much and irritating.

Can these compare with the Hiace?