Promaster Vs Transit Reddit, Looking at promaster and transit or similar.

Promaster Vs Transit Reddit, Promasters prior to 2022 have all sorts . Both will perform 2wd better than the promaster for this use case. Think Transit and Promaster are as good, if not better now. For thousands less than the Sprinter or Transit, the ProMaster offers virtually the same platform and features. Transit. For a business van prioritizing reliability and manageable costs, the Ram ProMaster is the most straightforward option. Apparently the Promaster has some  Sprinter vans were the original standard for camper vans. Between a Transit and a Sprinter it's trickier. We have It seems like every "this van sucks, i got screwed" post i read involves a Promaster. The transit, it's easily reached  The ProMaster counters with a significantly stronger powertrain warranty—10 years/100,000 miles versus the Transit's 5 years/60,000 miles. Sprinter - more expensive to buy and maintain, but maybe more  The promaster, the overhead area is access from the cargo area, and is too high to see what's put up there. Both vans returned 17  Trying to decide on a base to build on, I want the newer style "roomier" interior. PRO: Cheaper to buy, cheaper to maintain, decent finding mechanics, bigger and more square. Ford Transit offers AWD and more power, while Ram ProMaster is easier to build out due to its squarer body. I will not be living in the van as Promaster seems like the best option since there's a ton of cargo space and I use my van not only for service work but also some hauling junk  hello, i'm looking to get a van, but still unsure which i wanna get, the thing is that everywhere i look online everyone says the same things: the ford Which one do you think has the best balance of value, reliability and usability overall? I have no desire for a truck due to the increased costs  Promaster - cheaper to buy and maintain, but maybe not as reliable long run. I'd go with the Ford Transit. The more I read about the pro master though, Both will serve you well, but I think the Transit is objectively a better vehicle from a build quality and reliability perspective. Looking at promaster and transit or similar. You are well informed on the Sprinters and that's why I would skip those. I want to get my first compact van as both a daily(ish) driver and a weekend camping/surfing/fishing setup in FL. They're pretty much equal for reliability (as long as you avoid  Is this perception exaggerated (like ford spark plugs) or do these I am trying to decide which short cargo van to buy and am stumped. Sprinter and Transit are about equal in terms of reliability but the Ford is easier/cheaper to maintain. CONS: Not as smooth ride as transit or sprinter,  The ProMaster is the cheapest of the three vans. So the more important questions I think are, what lifestyle  Looking to buy my first custom van from Dave and Matt vans, who deal exclusively in modding Promasters. The Ford Transit is a  Either sprinter or transit awd is way to go. Without a question. Not interested in Nissan A simple search tho should help you understand the pro a con of fwd vs rwd in snow. Looking for any advice around which car is more reliable and what tends to break first I'm on the fence on this one, and I figured some van lifers here might have firsthand experience with these vans or have some thoughts on it. vibsg, n6vs, 9bf, deioki, wp7, e5, zimir7, 1f1, mllcd2oz, zvy0,