Podcast appearances and mentions of mercedes benz sprinter

Dal 1995 a oggi, il Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ha rivoluzionato il mondo del trasporto leggero, diventando un compagno di strada inseparabile per corrieri, artigiani, grandi e piccole flotte. A trent'anni dal lancio, riavvolgiamo il nastro della storia di questo iconico veicolo con Piero Rodinis, responsabile marketing van di Mercedes-Benz Italia, che in questo episodio ci parla dell'evoluzione dello Sprinter, tra innovazioni tecnologiche, continuità nel diesel e un futuro elettrico tutto da scrivere.

In Folge #33 von Inside Camping sprechen Mark und Philipp über eines der wichtigsten Themen für Camper: die Wahl des richtigen Chassis für Wohnmobile und Campervans. Die Basis eines Fahrzeugs beeinflusst nicht nur den Fahrkomfort, sondern auch Wartungskosten, Langlebigkeit und die Servicefreundlichkeit. In dieser Episode geht es um die beliebtesten Wohnmobil-Triebfahrzeuge, darunter der Ford Transit, Fiat Ducato, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Peugeot Boxer, Citroën Jumper, VW Crafter und MAN TGE. Mark und Philipp diskutieren ausführlich über die Beständigkeit der Motoren, die Serviceintervalle und das Werkstattnetz der verschiedenen Hersteller. Dabei spielt auch der Fahrkomfort eine wichtige Rolle, von der Sitzposition über die Blickführung auf die Straße bis hin zur Geräuschkulisse während der Fahrt. Die beiden Hosts vergleichen die unterschiedlichen Modelle und analysieren die Stärken und Schwächen der jeweiligen Chassis, auch in Bezug auf die Kosten und das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Am Ende der Folge verraten Mark und Philipp, welches Chassis sie persönlich bevorzugen und warum. Ob du bereits ein Wohnmobil besitzt oder gerade überlegst, welches Basisfahrzeug für deinen Camper am besten geeignet ist, in dieser Episode bekommst du wertvolle Einblicke und fundierte Einschätzungen aus erster Hand. #Camping #Wohnmobil #Campervan #FiatDucato #FordTransit #MercedesSprinter #VWcrafter #MANtge #PeugeotBoxer #CitroenJumper #WohnmobilKaufen #WohnmobilVergleich #WohnmobilChassis #CamperBasisfahrzeug #WohnmobilFahrkomfort #WohnmobilMotor #CampervanTriebfahrzeug #CamperKosten #WohnmobilTipps

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Jan 27th         Publish Date:  Jan 26th Commercial: From the Drake Realty Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.  Today is Saturday, January 27th and Happy heavenly Birthday to musician Bobby ‘Blue' Bland. ***01.27.24 – BIRTHDAY – BOBBY BLUE BAND*** I'm Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Fatal Accident on South Cobb: Two Lives Lost in Van Collision with Fallen Tree Leveraging Technology: The Key to Faster Crime Resolution by Cobb Police KSU Lockdown Triggered by Carjacking Incident, Police Report All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: CU of GA  STORY 1: Two Dead After Van Crashes Into Fallen Tree on South Cobb Drive Two men, Nicolay Boytchev (61) and Alberto Alvarado Nicacio (46), died after their 2019 Mercedes Benz Sprinter van crashed into a fallen tree on South Cobb Drive. The incident occurred in the right lane as they were traveling west. Cobb Police spokesperson Officer Shenise Barner confirmed the fatalities, and next of kin have been notified. The cause of the fallen tree is not specified. STORY 2: How Technology Helps Cobb Police Catch Criminals Quicker The Cobb County Police Department demonstrated various technologies to Kennesaw State University students, including drones, bomb squad equipment, and the Real Time Crime Center. The Real Time Crime Center acts as an information hub, utilizing technologies like drones, body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, and license plate readers to respond to calls for service. The center's integrated approach enhances situational awareness and response times, as demonstrated by comparing a 2005 incident to a recent one where technology played a crucial role in capturing the suspect. Other technologies showcased include bomb squad robots and cost-effective drones for aerial surveillance. STORY 3: Police: Carjacking Led to Lockdown at KSU On Wednesday evening, a carjacking near KSU's campus prompted a nearly two-hour lockdown. Three men carjacked a 2023 Cadillac CT4, fleeing toward the KSU campus. The carjacked vehicle was located by the Cobb Police's Real Time Crime Center, leading KSU Police to issue a secure-in-place alert due to reports of an armed intruder on campus. Marquise Adams, 17, was apprehended with the stolen vehicle's keys after a foot chase, but two suspects remained at large. No shots were fired on campus, and there were no reported injuries. The secure-in-place alert was lifted at 8:18 p.m. as police continue to investigate. Contact the Cobb County Police Department with information at 770-499-4111. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.  We'll be right back.  Break: GCPS STORY 4: Mableton Adopts Meeting Schedule, Asks for 8% Hotel Tax The Mableton City Council has established a permanent meeting schedule and location for 2024, opting for the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at the Riverside EpiCenter. Some residents expressed concerns during the meeting, requesting meetings at the South Cobb Regional Library due to discomfort with the EpiCenter's location. Councilwoman Debora Herndon suggested holding meetings at both locations to accommodate more constituents. Mayor Michael Owens emphasized the current suitability of the EpiCenter for Council needs, citing security, audio-visual equipment, and space. The Council unanimously approved the schedule, while also requesting an 8% hotel/motel tax from the Georgia General Assembly. The EpiCenter has offered free space for now, with potential costs in the future. STORY 5: What's Next for Jaha Howard? Former Cobb Board of Education member Jaha Howard has declared his intent to run for the Cobb Board of Commissioners District 2 seat, becoming the second Democrat to file with the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission. He aims to succeed Jerica Richardson, who is running for U.S. Congress. Kevin Redmon is another Democrat in the race. Howard previously served one term on the Cobb school board, clashing with the Republican majority and Superintendent Chris Ragsdale. While on the board, he sought an investigation by Cognia, the accrediting agency, but it faced controversy and was eventually voided. Howard also made an unsuccessful bid for state school superintendent. Richardson has not endorsed any candidate for her seat. The qualifying period for the May primaries runs from March 4 to March 8. We'll be back in a moment  Break: DRAKE – INGLES 6 STORY 6: Former Cobb County Manager David Hankerson Dies at 77 David Hankerson, who served as Cobb County manager for 24 years, passed away at 77 after a prolonged illness. Hankerson joined Cobb County in 1984 and assumed the role of county manager in early 1993, overseeing substantial growth in the county. County Manager Jackie McMorris, appointed by Hankerson in 2013, credited him for her career and highlighted his enduring impact on Cobb's values, including integrity and hard work. Hankerson's legacy is acknowledged as significant, with plans for a feature obituary in the coming days by the MDJ. STORY 7: 3rd Annual Georgia Food + Wine Festival is March 21-24 The 3rd annual Georgia Food + Wine Festival, presented by Georgia Grown, is set for March 21-24 at Jim R. Miller Park in Marietta. The festival will showcase Georgia and Southern culinary excellence, featuring renowned chefs, beverage experts, farmers, artisans, and live musicians. Events include "Fired-Up" on March 22, celebrating grilled, smoked, and barbecued dishes with a whole hog pickin' and a silent auction for SafePath Children's Advocacy Center. On March 23, "Savor, Georgia Food + Wine Festival" offers food, drink, and tastings from over 300 beverages. The VIP Lounge experience, "VIP Lounge, at Savor," on March 23 includes special amenities and early admission. "Sunday/Funday" on March 24 is a family-friendly finale with live music, shopping, a whiskey cocktail challenge, and an oyster roast in the VIP Lounge. More details at www.georgiafoodandwinefestival.com. Break: ESOG Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. 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We’ve got a full team this week as Robbie shares his thoughts on the updated Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a four-cylinder diesel and all-wheel-drive. Nicole discusses the aged Toyota Tacoma and Sam drives the Mazda CX-50 and the Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge. The LA Auto Show took place last week and Toyota revealed an all-new fifth… Read More »More Convertibles Please

Welcome to the first mobile podcast broadcasting out of a Mercedes Benz Sprinter, this is the intro to "What part of the Game is that?" Podcast. There are many things we take for granted its time to wake up because our kindness is being taken as a weakness. Things discussed in this podcast will bring certain situations to light that you may not have considered. Call 212-718-0330 to respond to an episode... state you name and location or the name you go by, or even you Social media name. Then tell us which episode your responding to. Finally begin recording your response.Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hey-pluto/explosionsLicense code: 3MYIZPPG6SHZGIAUSupport the showWhat part of the game is that. August 2022WhatPartOfTheGameIsThat.com, Wpotgit.com

2021 Mercedes Benz Sprinter Review 08-01-22 by John Rush

A Associação de Pais e Amigos dos Excepcionais (Apae) de Lauro Müller foi contemplada através do “Programa SC Mais Inclusiva”, com uma van Mercedes-Benz Sprinter zero km. O veículo de transporte é adaptado com uma plataforma elevatória, para facilitar a locomoção dos alunos com limitações motoras. O “Programa SC Mais Inclusiva” foi lançado em 2021, pelo Governo do Estado de Santa Catarina, por meio da Fundação Catarinense de Educação Especial (FCEE). Um pacote de mais de R$100 milhões em investimentos que beneficiaram cerca de 22 mil pessoas com deficiência no maior investimento em Educação Especial do Estado. A entrega do veículo ocorreu na última sexta-feira, dia 4, na sede da Apae. O repórter Nei Bordignon, acompanhou o ato de entrega e conversou com a diretora da escola, Gisela Vicente Geremias e com o presidente da Apae Jovem George Nasário, que destacaram a importância da nova van para transportar os alunos com mais conforto e segurança. Ouça abaixo a íntegra da entrevista:

Welcome all to episode 27 of the show.  In this session, I welcome Arin Baharian whom kindly took the time to call in from Southern Cali.  During the day, his profession grants him full access to the deepest parts of the automotive business.  During his off time, he straps up in a highly worked Ariel Atom to cast his rule over the San Gabriel Mountain range by way of the Angeles Crest Highway (California State Highway 2).  We really touch on the spiritual aspect of what it is, what it means, and how to drive this road.  People who frequent the run on HWY 2 have a deep connection and respect with the tarmac, which is why it's no surprise the area is filled with passing enthusiasts.  Arin and I chat about the rest of his fleet, all providing a totally different experience than the other.  My favorite of his is a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van fully loaded for on-road living, equipped with a mobile office that gives Arin the oppurtunity to drive to the beach, or the mountains and login to work.  This guy knows how to California.  Tune in.   Also, a special shoutout to my boy David (@bmtrdyoo, featured on #016) for connecting Arin and I!  They're driving buddies out West, cheers to that!Intro & exit track provided by the talented @ArifOmariandFranklin production squad. Thanks gents

We spend time with Brent Lang from Storyteller Overland, a Birmingham, AL-based company. They take Mercedes Benz Sprinter vans and convert them to go anywhere RVs. We talk about what goes into building these vehicles. What Overlanding is. Government regulations. Plus our general whatever conversation. www.storytelleroverland.com/ www.nodrivinggloves.com www.nodrivinggloves.com    

"Offer patients Concierge Medicine at work or at home," says Stacy Gilyan, CEO of Dermafix and Owner of a custom-built, medical-grade mobile unit, for sale. "The Mercedes Benz Sprinter challenges traditional brick-and-mortar medical practices and embraces the future with mobile medical solutions delivered directly to you. During this pandemic, the demand for house calls has never been greater or more imperative. Don't let this unique opportunity to expand your practice pass you by!" FOR SALE Mercedes Benz(Fully Equipped, 100% self-sufficient, quartz countertops, solar-equipped for power, Medical-Grade Mobile Unit, Professional Designed, Built) Sprinter Van, FOR SALE -- Ready for Use! (Transport available if purchased and needed in a different state) Today we sit down with Stacy Gilyan, Owner of Dermafix and designer/owner of a uniquely designed, self-sufficient medical mobile Mercedes Sprinter van, ready for use and fully equipped. With over 19 years of expertise as a medical aesthetician performing laser hair removal, skin tightening, laser skin rejuvenation, IPL treatments, chemical peels and microdermabrasion's alongside a plastic surgeon Stacy has been a leader in the beauty industry. Whether you're vision has always been to take the medical office to the community, value-add a fully equipped, ready to go from day one mobile unit to your practice right now or you're adding to a fleet, this convenient, uniquely and professionally designed medical van has been designed and built to all medical standards. Due to personal family circumstances and COVID, Stacy is choosing to spend more time with her family so today's conversation centers around the sale of this sophisticated medical unit. In this interview with Stacy we unpack the unique medical equipment and its capabilities are for healthcare providers who are interested in taking the medical office to the Patient. Please CONTACT: Stacy Gilyan, Owner, stacy@dermafixaustin.com or Tel. 512-917-8259

Would you ever join a nudist colony? What about visit a nude beach? What’s the difference? Donna and Cadillac Jack start the show answering those questions. Unfortunately there aren’t any tips on how to hold the cup of coffee.  Then some quick hits from Garth Brooks, Mariah Carey and Rich Robinson. It makes Donna ask if popular music will ever be the same. Find out November 20th with Garth.  The show is excited to have Mark WIlls on next week to talk about what these past months have been like from the perspective of an artist. Mark and the Jacks go way back, all the way to The Buckboard days when Mark was the lead singer of “The Buckboard Bandits.”  Cadillac Jack talks about some of the questions he is looking forward to asking. It should be a very real, insightful and down to earth conversation that you won’t hear anywhere else.  Would you live in a van down by the river right now? Just ask Chris Farley in his classic SNL skit. Caddy and 52% of Americans say they’d be open to living in a van during the pandemic. Donna isn't so sure but after the first segment, she may come around. Caddy and Donna take the next segment to talk about the importance of voting. They have a few unique reasons that you haven’t been hearing- setting a good example for your kids. It’s sending a message of what’s important- regardless of who gets the vote.  Caddy gets stood up in the third segment and Officer Phil Ritchey will have to pay for it.

At Daimler Magazine, we don’t devote our cover stories to individual model series — not normally, at any rate. However, you could argue that the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter also is way more than just a normal van. During the 25 years it’s been on the road, it has become the perfect example of its vehicle class. How did this come about? We talked with three colleagues who should know the answers.

Normalerweise widmen wir einzelnen Baureihen keine Titelgeschichten im Daimler-Magazin. Wie gesagt: Normalerweise. Aber der Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ist ja auch kein normaler Transporter. Für viele hat er sich in den 25 Jahren, die er nun schon durch die Lande fährt, zum Inbegriff seiner Fahrzeugklasse entwickelt. Wie es dazu kam? Wir haben mit drei Kollegen gesprochen, die es wissen müssen.

New York Vinnie starts this week's show by talking about how COVID-19 has caused an increased popularity for road trips. Then, he welcomes back Scotty Reiss to the program to have a "he said, she said" discussion about the experience of driving a Mercedes-Benz. This week's road test features the 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.

New York Vinnie starts this week's show by talking about how COVID-19 has caused an increased popularity for road trips. Then, he welcomes back Scotty Reiss to the program to have a "he said, she said" discussion about the experience of driving a Mercedes-Benz. This week's road test features the 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.

With its impressive extended roof height and high payload capacity, the 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is more than just a great big box on wheels. In this episode of In Wheel Time, listen to esteemed host, Don Armstrong, review the latest edition to the cargo van family. Want more In Wheel Time in real time? Follow us for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InWheelTime/or listen to us on ESPN 97.5 Houston every Saturday from 12 - 2pmCT

Dan, Alex, and Charles enjoy some music-themed marketing #content: Business Insider's sponsored writeup for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Denny’s Rockstar Menu, Dr. Pepper’s GnR giveaway, Boneless Thugs-n-Harmony, and the official lubricant of LiveNation. ----- Twitter: twitter.com/fortunekit00 Patreon: www.patreon.com/fortunekit Spotify (Music): open.spotify.com/artist/63uMzLaI4yxWEA8BzJWw4c Spotify (Podcast): open.spotify.com/show/5CPv5LSRG0VUC5tEHJJXlB iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1468516415

Plus a badass Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Kia Telluride and Volvo S60 T8

On this episode of the “Autoweek Podcast,” Bud Denker, president of Penske Corp., joins Mike Pryson, Wesley Wren and Robin Warner to talk about the Detroit Grand Prix and Penske’s acquisition of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar. Denker outlines the nature of the deal, bringing light to the quick timeline of the purchase. He also shares his hopes for the future of IndyCar. Following Denker, Josef Newgarden, the 2019 IndyCar champion, hops on a microphone to talk about his banner season and his second title in three years. Newgarden also discusses the racers he had to keep an eye on this season, his favorite video games and his plans for next year. Newgarden also gives some insight into his path to IndyCar. Rounding out the show, Andrew Stoy, Wesley and Robin go for another round in the Autoweek Fleet. Highlighted in this segment is the massive Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 4x4, a Mercedes-Benz GLS and a Land Rover Range Rover. Music: “Well, at least I’m not vaping” by Summerbruise

Today's download:Hyundai 45 EV Concept revealed, Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS concept revealed, Bentley Blower Continuation Series revealed, BMW Concept 4 revealed, Hyundai Veloster N ETCR: Electric race car unveiled, Mercedes-Benz Australia preparing to sell cars online, BMW i Hydrogen Next unveiled, 2020 Mini Electric confirmed for Australia, 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 pricing and specs, Up next: Mini's electric hot hatch range, Mercedes-Benz to offer two flagship limousines, 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Upland on sale from $61,450, Audi AI:Trail Quattro concept unveiled, and 2019 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter recalled.

Agora é hora dos pesados! Um papo para quem tem diesel na veia e curte o mundo dos caminhões. Essa conversa, como você nunca viu, é com Liam Mattera, Conrado Navarro e o nosso amigo Sérgio Kaskanlian do Canal Planeta Caminhão! O assunto envolve Caminhões, novidades, curiosidades e a paixão pelos pesados. Como você sabe, o mercado dos trucks está se recuperando no Brasil e neste ano deveremos ter lançamentos importantes, de marcas como Mercedes-Benz (talvez o novo Actros com Cabine MP4) e Iveco, além de acompanharmos os novos Scania chegando às estradas. Também há novidades de outras novidades das demais montadoras de caminhões, como Volvo, além de todo o desenrolar da provável venda da fábrica de caminhões Ford em São Bernardo do Campo-SP. A gente conversa sobre o mercado, mas também sobre diversas curiosidades e experiências envolvendo os caminhões e a vida dos caminhoneiros nas estradas. Ao atuar no Planeta Caminhão, o Sérgio Kaskanlian tem percorrido diversas estradas, inclusive no Centro-Oeste, e pode falar mais da realidade dos caminhoneiros e também das transportadoras. Também falaremos sobre as polêmicas envolvendo fretes e aumento do diesel. Vale lembrar também que, em dados divulgados pela Associação Nacional dos Fabricantes de Veículos Automotores, Anfavea, podemos notar o crescimento nas vendas de caminhões. Nos primeiros quatro meses do ano, a comercialização dos caminhões cresceram cresceram aproximadamente 45%, na comparação com 2018, totalizando cerca de 30 mil veículos. Na produção, a alta é praticamente inexistente considerando a queda das exportações, causada principalmente pela grave crise na Argentina. Em Abril os números de vendas surpreendem ao analisarmos o top 10 dos caminhões mais vendidos. O ranking de vendas ficou assim (vale notar como a alta das vendas está mais concentrada nos segmentos de caminhões pesados e semipesados): 1 - Scania R450 com 528 unidades 2 - Volvo FH 540 com 513 unidades 3 - Mercedes-Benz Actros 2651 com 419 unidades 4 - Volvo FH 460 com 389 unidades 5 - VW Delivery 11.180 com 378 unidades 6 - VW Constellation 24.280 com 365 unidades 7 - VW Delivery 9.170 com 309 unidades 8 - DAF XF 105 com 250 unidades 9 - Mercedes-Benz Accelo com 232 unidades 10 - Mercedes-Benz Sprinter com 198 unidades Além disso vamos abordar as principais novidades, curiosidades e principalmente contar boas histórias sobre a paixão pelos caminhões. Outro ponto legal desse papo é lembrança do "maio amarelo", momento no qual merece ainda mais foco a segurança no trânsito, especialmente nas estradas. Finalmente, como você sabe, o mundo dos caminhões é muito vasto e vai ser bem legal o papo sobre as peculiaridades dos brutos e todo o desafio dos motoristas de caminhão que transportam o Brasil nas costas. Você é um apaixonado pelos pesados e pelas carretas? Possui alguma história incrível? Escreva nos comentários! Acompanhe o melhor conteúdo automotivo nas nossas redes sociais e site: SITE: https://autovideos.com.br/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AUTOVideosBrasil INSTAGRAM: @autovideos_oficial

Across the country, there’s a growing movement for something known as R2R, or Right to Repair. It’s being fought by the RV industry, which often limits just who can repair their products, usually through a tightly controlled dealership network. For RV owners, this often means that necessary repairs can take days, even weeks because many of those dealership service shops are booked solid. But what if those repairs could be done by other repair facilities, not financially tied at the hip to the manufacturer? When manufacturers own the only repair shop around, prices go up and quality goes down. Competition is better for customers, but mom and pop repair shops are struggling with unfair practices by multinational corporations. Consumers and repair pros are starting to fight back. Today, in our interview of the week segment, we’re going to talk about the R2R movement, why the industry is so against it and what this means to you, the RV owner. Plus, your comments, questions and tips, plus the RV news of the week and a great off the beaten path report.   Show Notes for Episode #232 March 6, 2018 of The RV Podcast: WHAT MIKE AND JENNIFER ARE UP TO THIS WEEK JENNIFER This week finds us on the road again. We’re on a week-long roadtrip that will eventually take us to Salt Lake City Utah for a big trade show next week. But we’re taking our time getting there, trying to keep to our “330 Rule” of not traveling more than 330 miles in a single day or stopping by 3:30PM so we can enjoy the area. MIKE We can’t gIve you an itinerary because, well, we seldom have one, other than a direction. We’ll be staying at Harvest Host wineries, farms and attractions as well as any interesting state or local campgrounds or boondocking spots that catch our eye. And yes, Bo is with us on this trip, though we will be using Rover.com to find a local family that he can stay with in Salt Lake City since we’ll be working during the RV show hours. JENNIFER We can’t say enough good things about Rover. It is a free app that connects you to a nationwide network of dog sitters, doggie day care centers and boarding facilities. We often use it when we travel to different areas. The sitters are well screened and Bo seems to really enjoy his visits. MIKE Many of you have been following our travels over the past month in a 2019 Leisure Travel Van Wonder, RTB, for Rear Twin Bed. We have been interested in test driving it for two purposes: One, to see what it’s like driving an RV on the Ford Transit chassis. We just posted a video on that experience on our RV Lifestyle Channel. Overall, we have been very pleased with it, except for a few things. But we think the Transit is going to give the Mercedes Benz Sprinter a real run for the money as the most popular chassis these days for small motorhomes. JENNIFER The second part of the Wonder we wanted to experience was our comfort level with a slightly larger van than we’re used to. Leisure Travel Vans are what is known as B+ vans, a sort of cross between a Class B campervan and a larger Class C Van. Technically, a B+ is listed for insurance purposes as a Class C motorhome but they call it a B+ because it does not have the typical cab overhang you see on most Class Cs and it’s a little less boxy looking. We will have a full video review of the Wonder and our experience with it coming it this Thursday. You can see all our videos at YouTube-dot-com-slash-rvlifestyle. MIKE The show we are attending next week is called RVx and is organized by RV Industry Association and will be attended by TV dealers, RV manufacturers, industry leaders, suppliers and the media. Jennifer and I will be hanging out at the show doing meet and greets for the attendees all three days. Tuesday from 3-5PM, Wednesday from 4-5 PM and Thursday from 11AM-1PM. If you are one of those who, will be at the show, look for us at the Leisure Travel Vans Display. We’d love to say hi.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter review - Vanarama's Tom Roberts and Tim Cattlin discuss their experiences with two different models of the BIG Mercedes-Benz Sprinter large panel van, and give you their verdict on whether all the technology really does make a difference.

Did adding a turbo to the Miata teach Mazda an important lesson about not messing with the MX-5 formula? After a week behind the wheel of a 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata from Mazdas' classic collection, Benjamin certainly seems to think so. Sami, on the other hand, can't get enough of Benjamin's weird winter tales of driving the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van to the Alaskan Arctic Circle after he himself samples the new model in warmer climes. Before wrapping things up, Sami posits that the 2018 Honda Pilot is really just a fancier minivan - and is totally ok with that - and then the pair riff through Volvo's new 'languge' designed to help its autonomous bed-office-living-room cars communicate with mere human beings, as well as a BMW lightning round featuring the longest SUV name in automotive history.

This week we dive into the comments section and answer viewer questions on winter tire traction, auto start/stop systems, our favorite muscle cars, and the family hauler potential of commercial vans like the Ford Transit Connect and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. We also give our first impressions of the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry.

This week we dive into the comments section and answer viewer questions on winter tire traction, auto start/stop systems, our favorite muscle cars, and the family hauler potential of commercial vans like the Ford Transit Connect and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. We also give our first impressions of the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry.

This week we dive into the comments section and answer viewer questions on winter tire traction, auto start/stop systems, our favorite muscle cars, and the family hauler potential of commercial vans like the Ford Transit Connect and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. We also give our first impressions of the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry.

Every wonder how cool it would be like to spend a day at an RV dealer - the amazing stories and experiences that you would get from customers and staff alike? Well, so did we! That's what Jennifer and I experienced after spending St. Patrick's Day at Leisure Time RV in Winter Garden, Fla. during our recent March trip south. The photo is some of the people who came from all over Florida to meet and greet us and tell us their stories. See the photo of this stained glass window? That's what one of the Florida RVers had added to his motorhome. And there were lots of stories. You can hear the results of our visit during our main interview of the newest Roadtreking podcast during which we talk to customers who provide insight into WHY and WHERE they roll as well as Leisure Time staff on WHAT and HOW those same customers get - and stay - rolling. (You will never guess what the most frequently ordered part is for Roadtreks.) The bottom line? It's an important part of the RV lifestyle that helps get you out to those exceptional destinations and meeting so many great RVers like you! Also in this episode, we talk: RV Weights RV Tires Winnebago Recalls Walmart Shootouts Retired Hangouts Florida's Rookery Bay All that and more on episode 28 of the Roadtreking podcast! [spp-player] Listener Question: Weighting Your RV Listener Rob sent in a question about weighing an RV. I address why weight matters and how it can change depending on certain factors, such as what you pack and who travels with you. The Family Motorcoach Association (FMCA) has a great guide (Read more) The guide elaborates on the following: Why to Weigh Before You Pay Why to Weigh by Wheel Position Why to Use a Certified Scale How to Determining the Wheel Loads The Importance of Tire Ratings What to Know About Towed Vehicle Weight Listener Question: Tired Out Listener Ken calls with a question about replacing tires. He's had his Roadtrek four years and wants to know where to start. I give him some suggestions.  I like the Michelin LTXMS2. Further, I share details from a post by Roadtreking Reporter Campskunk, specific to small motorhomes and Class B RV's (Read More) RV News of the Week: Winnebago Recall, Walmart Chaos, Where to Retire Winnebago Recall - Winnebago Industries is recalling 519 model year 2015 Winnebago ERA, View, and Itasca Navion vehicles manufactured Sept. 11, 2014, to Feb. 27, 2015 and built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis. The abutting wedge, a component attached to the door jam to make opening the door easier after a severe frontal impact, may have been installed incorrectly. A greater force may be necessary to open the doors, increasing the risk of injury. Mercedes-Benz will notify owners, and their dealers will check the installation of the abutting wedge, correcting it as necessary, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin in March 2015. Owners may contact Mercedes-Benz Sprinter customer service at 1-877-762-8267. (Read the recall notice) Walmart Lot Shootout - Eight officers and a Walmart employee were assaulted in a Cottonwood, Ariz. parking lot Saturday night in a fight that left one suspect dead, another wounded and seven in custody, officials said. The fight happened Saturday night, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. When officers arrived, the suspects were in the parking lot and attacked officers, DPS said. One suspect was shot and killed during the fight, another was shot in the abdomen, and a total of seven others were taken into custody, DPS said. The suspects had been staying in a Suburban vehicle for at least four days in the parking lot, according to a man camping out in an RV in the parking lot. The man said he looked out of his RV's window after the brawl and shootout woke him up Saturday night. He heard screaming and saw people running around and firing guns. (Read More) Best Place to Retire? - Florida and Hawaii may be dream retirement spots for some,

A number of Japanese automakers have been plagued by faulty airbags made by Takata. Now a prominent European brand joins the fray. Tesla could tally up another $250 million in its bank account when it cashes in on California EV credits. We have our first up-close look at the 2014 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. All that and more, plus Drew Winter from WardsAuto has some thoughts on the surprising results of this year’s 10 Best Interiors list.

Experts are saying the adoption of EVs may be derailed by the high cost of building the infrastructure to support them. Chrysler announced an agreement with parts supplier Magneti Marelli and Shell Lubricants that will allow its dealers to service competitors' vehicles. Volkswagen is introducing a new commercial van for the UK market. Called the Crafter, it's based off the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg fills us in on the 2011 Ward's Auto Interiors Conference.

We've got a full team this week as Robbie shares his thoughts on the updated Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a four-cylinder diesel and all-wheel-drive. Nicole discusses the aged Toyota Tacoma and Sam drives the Mazda CX-50 and the Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge.The LA Auto Show took place last week and Toyota revealed an all-new fifth generation Prius and Prius Prime. Genesis held an event in Malibu to reveal its Genesis X electric convertible concept. Fiat is bringing the 500e back to North America and brand chief Larry Dominique explains that Stellantis will experiment with it. By 2025, British EV drivers will have to pay a vehicle excise tax and after promising to open its Superchargers to other brands, Tesla says, just adopt our charging connector instead. We also answer some questions. Send in your own questions feedback@wheelbearings.mediaLinksNorth American Charging Standard?UK EV excise tax from 2025Fiat 500e is coming back to AmericaGenesis X concept2023 Toyota Prius2023 Toyota Prius PrimeOur Sponsors:* Check out Express VPN: https://expressvpn.com/WHEELBEARINGSAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy