A Room Moving
Black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
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. Sprinter van rental in Los Angeles, self-drive or with a driver — the chauffeur on request.
Specification
- Horsepower
- 188
- Seats
- 12
2.0L turbo inline-4 · RWD
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.
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.
04A refrigerated drawer that lights up when it opens, and up front a cabin that is still, unmistakably, a Mercedes.
The particulars
- Rate$2,000 / day
- SeatingIndividual captain's chairs
- ChauffeurOn request
- In the fleetOne, in black on black
- Maker's pageMercedes-Benz's page for the Sprinter
The Sprinter with a driver
This is the vehicle we are asked for with a driver more than any other, and the reason is the count: nine in individual chairs with the luggage behind them rather than on laps. That is the bachelor night that moves from dinner to the second bar without losing anybody, the team landing at LAX together and leaving in one vehicle rather than a convoy, the wedding party moved between the ceremony and the dinner as one. With a driver it is two lines on one quote: the driver from $100 an hour on a two-hour minimum, and the Sprinter at the $2,000 it carries on this page. An evening block of four hours comes to $2,400, driver and vehicle together; a day of 8 hours is $2,800 — for nine, in either case.
The driver waits outside the restaurant and the bar after — the waiting inside the block and the fuel are in the hourly line — and the vehicle on the quote is this one, named, not a class with “or similar” after it. It is the same Sprinter you can take the keys to on this page, at the same daily rate. The service is set out on chauffeur service in Los Angeles, priced vehicle by vehicle on chauffeur rates; the night out is on a driver in West Hollywood and the team’s day on a driver in Downtown Los Angeles.
The guest book
These guys are awesome. Super communicative & easy to work with. They brought my car right to me at my terminal & made an easy exchange when I needed to extend my trip. Cars were top notch, super clean and easy to set up. Love knowing I have a go-to place in LA! Thanks so much!
Cassie S. · October 2022
My experience was fantastic, the process was smooth from start to finish, and clean, well-maintained vehicle, the team was incredibly helpful and accommodating even when I needed to adjust my rental period. I would definitely recommend Nizo to anyone looking for a reliable and pleasant luxury car rental experience.
Chatuaqua M. · November 2024
The quality of the car was excellent, great customer service and very helpful, great at communicating with customers. Rented here already a few times and will be back again. 10/10 recommendations!!!
Monica R. · January 2025
Queries
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Can I rent a Mercedes Sprinter with a driver in Los Angeles, and roughly how much?
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What is actually inside?
The diary
When you can have it
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Click your pick-up date, then your return date.
Live from our fleet system · updated continuously. Pick your dates and we confirm the car straight away.
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) 303-6496Also in the collection
The terms, before you commit
- Refundable deposit
- $500
- A hold, not a charge, and released 5–7 business days after a clean return, longer only if there is damage to price.
- Protection plan
- $75 a day
- Priced off the deposit rather than the rate. Your own qualifying full-coverage policy takes this line out of the quote entirely.
- Driver, 21–24
- $50 a day
- Twenty-one is the floor, with a licence held two years. The higher band applies at or above a $1,500 deposit; this car is below it.
- Shortest booking
- 24 hours
- No maximum. Delivery is complimentary at our Robertson Boulevard lot and our four Beverly Hills partner hotels; LAX is $150 both ways with the car in the airport parking structure or $300 both ways to the terminal, half that for one direction.
This one is the same rate at every length — it carries no multi-day block, so three days is three times one day.
Renting the Mercedes Sprinter: the short answers
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How many miles are included, and can I take the Mercedes Sprinter out of California?
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