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How much can you fit in a 9 foot cargo van?

Joe Ford

How much can you fit in a 9 foot cargo van?

Most 9-foot cargo vans have up to 20 cubic feet of cargo space in the back. They have an average maximum load of 3,880 lbs. The average inside dimensions are 9’6″ x 5’7″ x 4’8″ (L/W/H)

Will a king size mattress fit in a cargo van?

A regular king-sized bed will not fit into a cargo van or a minivan. A king size mattress is usually about 76 inches wide and 80 inches long, and about 9 to 12 inches thick. The cargo space of a cargo van or minivan is usually about 50 to 60 inches wide, which is not wide enough to accommodate a king-size bed.

Can you sleep sideways in a Sprinter van?

Yes, you can sleep sideways in a Sprinter van. A tall person won’t be able to stretch out, as most Sprinter vans are 5 feet and 9 inches wide.

How many MPG does a Sprinter van get?

14.5 mpg

Which cargo van has the best mpg?

Ranking of The Cargo Vans with the Best MPG

  • 2020 Mercedes-Benz Metris.
  • 2020 Ford Transit (Diesel)
  • 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (Diesel)
  • 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.
  • 2020 GMC Savana.
  • 2020 Ford Transit. Combined Fuel Economy: 17 MPG.
  • 2020 RAM Promaster. Combined Fuel Economy: 16.5 MPG.
  • 2020 Nissan NV. Combined Fuel Economy: 15 MPG.

Which full-size van is most reliable?

Most Reliable Cargo Vans: Our Top 5

  • Ford Transit. This cargo van is one of the more popular ones around.
  • Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The Sprinter is a spacious cargo van offering plenty of room and options.
  • Ram ProMaster.
  • Chevrolet Express.

Which is better Ford Transit or Dodge ProMaster?

At their most spacious configurations, the RAM ProMaster van upfit can haul more, but the Transit can tow heavier loads. The ProMaster offers more minimum cargo space, but the Transit has more maximum cargo space. The Transit offers an extra roof height, and the ProMaster offers more wheelbase and length options.

What cargo vans last the longest?

If you require a vehicle for hauling cargo, then you should consider the Ford E150 or the Mercedes Sprinter. However, the Ford E150 lasts longer than the Mercedes Sprinter van. Most Mercedes Sprinter vans will last 200,000 miles, although user experience will depend on maintenance and the work the van does.

Do fifth wheel campers stop at weigh stations?

The short answer to this is no, you do not have to stop at a weigh station. A weigh station is only for commercial vehicles that are hauling freight. If you are worried about your RV’s weight and want to make sure that you’re not overloaded, you can pull into a weigh station and get weighed, but it’s not required.