The Polish company Kegger presented its own modification of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter tow truck. It plans to deliver only 25 pieces to customers.
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Twenty-five specimens have a reason, because the editor commemorates the 25th birthday of the Sprinter utility model with this project. It was sold in 1995 as a successor to the legendary Mercedes TN.
When designing the special version, Kegger was inspired by the world of Formula 1, so it equipped the tow truck with livery similar to the German carmaker’s monoposts. The name of the limited edition also refers to F1: Sprinter Petronas Edition.
The tow truck is built on the most powerful Sprinter 319 CDI with a three-liter diesel six-cylinder with an output of 142 kW and a torque of 440 Nm, which drives the rear wheels via a seven-speed automatic transmission. Of interest is the air chassis.
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The look shifted towards sportiness, the Sprinter got a new bumper with larger air intakes and a lollipop. The tow truck stands on 18-inch aluminum wheels.
The interior has also changed, in which the Alcantara is particularly interesting. However, the trimmer also focused on comfort, so the car was equipped with additional sound insulation and an improved audio system.
And the price? Kegger is demanding 125,000 euros for the Sprinter Petronas Edition, which is about 3.26 million crowns.
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