Sportsmobile ProMaster prices are out...
This price list shows what SMB is getting for options on the Dodge vans. Here is the Sprinter list for comparison. What is interesting is that the price gap between the base long body Dodge ($35,8...
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RobertRyan wrote:mlts22 wrote:
Promasters are just not rebadged; they have completely new drivetrains here in the US. The Mexican vans use a Multijet diesel engine coupled with a standard manual transmission, which is completely different from the V6 gasser and auto transmission and the four-banger diesel with the "manumatic" (functionally identical to an auto transmission as far as what I've read
The Promaster sounds like a much cheaper 'dumb downed" version of the Ducato. A Ducato with that 3.6 V6 would be lucky to be looked at here.
The Automatic is a AMT transmission used a lot on European HDT's. The Mercedes unit has been released as a Detroit Diesel for use on Freightliner Trucks.
Mr. Ryan, we americans like gasoline like australia likes diesel. People not living in North America can't seem to understand that.Although we have a small percentage who want diesel the majority do not.
