Mercedes-Benz Sprinters are known for their durability and reliability and can last a very long time with proper maintenance. According to search results, depending on the quality of repairs, a well-maintained Sprinter can last 20 years or more, with an average life of 350,000 miles or more.
Additionally, your Sprinter's suspension is critical to its longevity. If the suspension system is regularly serviced, it can last the life of your vehicle. However, neglecting suspension maintenance can significantly shorten the life of the car due to increased wear and tear.
Some sprinters still have over 250,000 miles and some cars are still in great shape with over 500,000 miles. For private car owners, if the car is properly maintained, its external and internal condition will generally be well maintained, thus remaining in better condition over time.
Factors such as frequency of use, type of driver and weather conditions also affect the lifespan of a vehicle. If you use the Sprinter frequently and in harsh conditions, its service life may be shortened. The engine is the most important part that affects the life of your Sprinter, and a proper maintenance schedule and regular oil changes will help keep your engine in good condition for longer.
Generally, the lifespan of your Sprinter depends on the level of care and maintenance the vehicle receives. With proper care and maintenance, a car can last for many years. If the car is neglected and not regularly serviced, its service life can be significantly shortened.
For a more specific maintenance plan, it is recommended to carry out a full maintenance once a year, even if no problems are found. Spark plugs, filters, etc. should be replaced during service. Keep records of all work done on your Sprinter to help track repairs and make it easier to sell in the future.
Please note that this lifestyle is a general rule and the vehicle may be unfit for use before or after the estimated mileage.