Executive cabin of the black Mercedes Sprinter with quilted captain's chairs and a starlight headliner

A Room Moving

Black MercedesSprinter

Quilted captain's chairs, a ceiling full of fibre-optic stars and a screen at the front — the only vehicle here where the outside is the least interesting part.

Everything else in this issue is about being seen arriving. This one is about not noticing that you travelled.

The Sprinter is the vehicle Los Angeles actually runs on — the one waiting at private terminals, outside studio gates and behind the wedding. Inside a black conversion: individual quilted chairs, a starlight headliner, screens, ambient light by the colour, and a refrigerated drawer. Chauffeur on request.

Specification

Horsepower
188
Seats
12

2.0L turbo inline-4 · RWD

Black Mercedes Sprinter with the side door open beneath palm trees
01From the pavement it is a black van, which is the point — nobody photographs the vehicle, they photograph whoever steps out of it.

A conversion like this exists because the alternative is worse. Six or eight people in two cars arrive at different times, in different moods, having had different conversations. One Sprinter arrives once, with everybody in it, having had the same conversation — and with room to stand up while doing it.

The rest is what an hour on the 405 should feel like. Every chair is individual, reclines, and has its own console. The headliner is a field of fibre-optic stars. There are screens, there is a fridge, and there is a control panel on the wall that runs all of it. It is a lounge that happens to be moving at freeway speed.

Six people, two cars, three arrivals.
Or one van, and one.

Starlight headliner and screens in the roof of the Mercedes Sprinter
Wall-mounted control panel for lighting and climate in the Sprinter cabin

02Fibre-optic stars set into the roof, and a panel on the wall that runs the lights, the climate and the screens without anybody having to ask the driver.

Rows of quilted captain's chairs in the Mercedes Sprinter cabin
03Every chair is its own chair — quilted, reclining, with an armrest and a console. Nobody is sitting on a bench.
Illuminated refrigerated drawer in the Mercedes Sprinter cabin
Driver's seat and dashboard of the Mercedes Sprinter

04A refrigerated drawer that lights up when it opens, and up front a cabin that is still, unmistakably, a Mercedes.

The particulars

The guest book

Queries

How much does it cost to rent a Mercedes Sprinter in Los Angeles?
The black Sprinter is $399 a day, with multi-day stays discounted. Delivery to our Beverly Hills partner hotels is complimentary.
Can it be chauffeured?
That is what most people book it for — airport runs, film days, wedding parties and studio calls. Tell us the schedule and we arrange the driver with the vehicle.
What is actually inside?
Individual quilted captain’s chairs, a starlight headliner, screens with Apple TV, ambient lighting you can set by colour, and a refrigerated drawer. It is a lounge with a Mercedes badge on the front.

The diary

When you can have it

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Reserve

Arrive together, once.

Tell us the date, the address and how many. The Sprinter arrives hand-detailed at the hour you name, with a driver if you want one.

Check dates & reserve or call +1 (424) 303-6496

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