The latest from Nomadik Customs is a variation on a very popular layout, with improvements that turn it into the perfect ...

There's only so much innovation and creativity that can fit into a compact footprint, right? Wrong. In the right hands, any space, no matter how small, can turn into something else, just like the ...

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van is a popular starting point for this kind of transformation. While it is not the top-selling full-sized van either globally or in North America (depending on how you ...

If you subscribe to the philosophy of dreaming big, then add this one to your automotive wish list: owning a custom-built Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van to travel through and to sleep in, all 50 states.

This 2019 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500XD was turned into a ‘Day Cruiser’ by Midwest Automotive Designs with only 25,000 miles put on it so far. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a top choice for upscale ...

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In this video, Kirby showcases his luxury sprinter van conversion, highlighting a convertible living space and sleek interior design. He discusses his decision to build out vans instead of tiny houses ...

With obvious interior space limitations, vanlife can be a lesson in compromises. But thanks to a clever rear expansion module from StarVan, wanderlust adventurers should sleep in comfort when parked ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Washington-based camper conversion company Freedom Vans created a custom $90,000 camper van conversion named Pluto on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for ...

Van life has exploded in popularity in the last few years. Whether it's full-time travel and living on the road, or just owning a mobile setup for a few weekends of exploration and camping per year, ...

There’s a fine line between being homeless and having a van as your home. I was both, but only for a weekend. And it’s not like I suffered. The van I had cost a quarter million dollars. Wait, what?