thats a bunch of malarkey, the thing handles like a champThe only bad thing that i heard about them is that since they are so top heavy they fall over.
did you get the gas or diesel?, I got '05 158" tall and get 24:thumbup:I'm happily getting 19.5mpg and fitting 16' stock in my 08 :thumbup:. thom, for $100k you would be looking at a fully decked out high end limo sprinter...you can get a cargo version for the upper 30's new or 1-2yrs old for 25-33k depending on mileage.
You should get one of these. Would be a great chase vehicle.Not surprising.
I tried to buy a new one back in April. I wanted the largest one, fully decked out, as a chase vehicle for my balloon. I was expecting to pay around $100,000. The local Dodge dealer was uninterested in talking about it, they didn't sell them.
some of the NCV3 owners are complaining about the speed at which they go through bulbs-my lights are programmed to be on 100% of the time...no problems yet. the older body style definitely gets better fuel mileage, but I'm coming from 9.5mpg and extremly happy w/ 20mpg.did you get the gas or diesel?, I got '05 158" tall and get 24:thumbup:
the one gripe i doo have is the things goes through bulbs like crack addict, driving down the road and see a padiddle, that's me, always got lights out![]()
The only bad thing that i heard about them is that since they are so top heavy they fall over.
That looks nice but doesn't work for a balloon chase vehicle. We need seats for 9 (minimum) plus lots of storage, weight capacity, and lift capacity.You should get one of these. Would be a great chase vehicle.
http://www.trucktrend.com/features/..._automotive_volkswagen_transporter/index.html
I just replaced both bulbs at 17k miles and noticed when I did that one had already been replaced.the one gripe i doo have is the things goes through bulbs like crack addict, driving down the road and see a padiddle, that's me, always got lights out![]()