Category — Louisiana Sprinter

“The flower delivery guys are a happier bunch: Dodge has an all-new super-sized Sprinter van.” — Car and Driver

Steve P. of Lake Charles was initially wary of purchasing a Freightliner Sprinter Van. As the owner of a successful delivery service, he was looking to upgrade his delivery trucks, hopefully saving money without loosing in overall efficiency. His business had consisted mostly of smaller deliveries for local businesses, but Steve dreamed of expanding into larger deliveries that his small delivery cans just couldn’t handle.

For many children, summer means one thing: family vacation. As adults we look back on these long road trips fondly, the defining memories of our youth that drive us forward into the adults we have become. This was certainly true for Jack C. of Shreveport. Every year, his family would climb into the wood paneled station wagon and see the country first hand. It never occurred to Jack how hard it must have been for his parents to cart him and his three siblings across the country in a medium sized station wagon. All Jack ever thought about was the road that lied out behind them and the next stop on their trip.

As a young boy, Alan Y. made his money as a paperboy, delivering newspapers to the city of Lafayette at the crack of dawn. Years later, Alan took those skills he learned and opened one of Lafayette’s premiere Hot Shot services, offering not only warehouse space but top notch delivery service as well. When it came time for Alan to invest in a new line of delivery trucks for his business, he decided to go with the Freightliner Sprinter series delivery van.

Frank S. in New Orleans prides himself on the quality work he offers to his clients. As an electrician, he knows that poorly executed wiring or a faulty circuit breaker can cost his clients money, as well as endanger their very safety. These clients count on Frank and his men to provide affordable, quality work to keep their homes and businesses running smoothly.

Likewise, Frank expects quality from the good as the tools and supplies he uses in his business. That’s why when Frank was in the market for a new work vehicle, he chose one of the Mercedes Sprinter vans.

When Jerry H. from Baton Rouge gets a call, time is of the essence. As one of the city’s busiest plumbers, Jerry’s clients expect him to respond quickly when a plumbing emergency happens, no matter the hour. Over the years, Jerry has learned that the key to be being prepared is to have a van that can hold any and all supplies he might need.

That’s why he bought the Dodge Sprinter cargo van.

The Dodge Sprinter cargo van gives Jerry just the right amount of space. He can keep the van stocked at all times with the normal, day-to-day supplies he needs in his plumbing business.

Dodge Sprinter makers know that the ease of their owner’s manuals being available online is a convenience to Louisiana Sprinter owners. The free online downloads are available for 2004 through the present - Dodge Sprinter Manual.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a big delivery van, chassis cab and minibus built by Daimler AG in Düsseldorf, Germany and Buenos Aires, Argentina and sold under its Mercedes-Benz, Dodge, and Freightliner brands.

Sprinters are meant for big families or commercial use. The advantages of Sprinter are :

1. Passenger comfort

2. Cargo capacity

3. Body configurations

4. Driving dynamics

Multiple seat adjustments ensured decent comfort, and overall ergonomics gave the impression of driving a regular passenger car instead of a hulking van.

The State of Louisiana is a state located in the southern region of the United States of America. The capital of Louisiana is Baton Rouge and the most populous city is New Orleans.

Louisiana has a unique multicultural and multilingual heritage. Originally part of New France, Louisiana is home to many speakers of Cajun French and Louisiana Creole French. African American / Franco-African, and French/French Canadian form the two largest groups of ancestry in Louisiana’s population.

Adapted from : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana