2024 Midwest Daycruiser for Sale

The Daycruiser is Midwest Automotive Designs' crossover between a camper van and an executive coach, built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter diesel in 144, 170-standard, and 170-extended lengths. It pairs the practicality of a Class B RV with the comfort of a Business Class conversion: luxury custom seating with swivel captain's chairs up front, an Alpine sound system, HDTVs, LED lighting, and internal rear air conditioning and heat, plus a galley with a refrigerator, microwave, and sink. An optional rear-bath package adds a porcelain toilet and the galley amenities for genuine RV duty. Power is a 2,000-watt inverter/charger with an auxiliary coach battery, upgradable to the Freedom 600 lithium package with 600Ah of batteries, a 3,000-watt inverter, and 320-watt solar. The Daycruiser is offered in S5, D4, and D6 seating layouts. The honest trade-offs: it leans more day-tripper and shuttle than full camper — sleeping and tankage are secondary to seating — and it carries luxury-money pricing and the diesel Sprinter's specialized-service realities. For buyers who want a plush, drivable Sprinter that works for both road trips and around-town luxury transport, the Daycruiser is the versatile middle of the lineup.

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