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OCT 2013

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The New Sprinter Safety should never be a luxury. Starting At: * $35,920 2500 Cargo Van 144", Low Roof, 4-Cylinder Ever since we invented the van, Mercedes-Benz has been the leader in safety innovations for commercial vehicles. The New Sprinter is no exception. With advanced standard systems such as the Load Adaptive Electronic Stability Program (ESP)®¹ and optional safety packages with sophisticated features like Lane Keeping Assist², Blind Spot Assist³ and COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST⁴ the Sprinter is again the most advanced vehicle in its segment because your safety is worth it. To learn more visit www.mbsprinterusa.com. © 2013 Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC *Excludes all options, taxes, title, registration, transportation charge and dealer prep fee. 1 No system, regardless of how advanced, can overcome the laws of physics or correct careless driving. Please always wear your seat belt. Performance is limited by available traction, which snow, ice and other conditions can affect. Always drive carefully, consistent with conditions. Best performance in snow is obtained with winter tires. 2 Lane Keeping Assist may be insufficient to alert a fatigued or distracted driver of lane drift and cannot be relied on to avoid an accident or serious injury. 3 Blind Spot Assist may not be sufficient to avoid all accidents involving vehicles in your blind spot and does not estimate the speed of approaching vehicles. It should not be used as a sole substitute for driver awareness and checking of surrounding traffic conditions. 4 COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST may not be sufficient to avoid an accident. It does not react to certain stationary objects, nor recognize or predict the curvature and/or lane layout of the road or every movement of vehicles ahead. It is the driver's responsibility at all times to be attentive to traffic and road conditions, and to provide the steering, braking and other driving inputs necessary to retain control of the vehicle. Drivers are cautioned not to wait for the system's alerts before braking, as that may not afford sufficient time and distance to brake safely. Options shown. Not all options are available in the U.S.

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