Pros:

Front-Wheel Drive: Offers better traction in poor weather conditions and more interior space due to a lower floor.

Wide Body: Wider interior makes for more spacious layouts.

Affordability: Generally cheaper than Sprinters, both in initial cost and maintenance.

Turning Radius: Superior turning radius, making it easier to maneuver in tight spaces.

Fuel Efficiency: Respectable fuel efficiency for its class.

Cons:

Build Quality: Some users report lower build quality compared to Sprinter and Transit.

No 4WD Option: Limits off-road capability and performance in adverse weather conditions.

Lower Resale Value: Tends to depreciate faster than its counterparts.

Pros:

Durability and Reliability: Known for long-term reliability and robust build quality.

Drivability: Offers superior driving experience with better handling and stability.

Fuel Efficiency: Diesel models are fuel-efficient compared to many counterparts.

Available in 4WD: Offers a 4-wheel drive option, ideal for off-road and harsh weather conditions.

High Roof Options: Tall interior height allows for comfortable standing room.

Cons:

Cost: Generally more expensive both in initial purchase and maintenance.

Repair and Maintenance: Specialty parts and services can be costlier and less available.

Fuel Type: Diesel may not be preferable for all, and it can be harder to find in remote areas.

Pros:

Affordable: More budget-friendly compared to the Sprinter, both in purchase and maintenance.

Customization Options: Available in various sizes and configurations.

Availability of Parts: Easier and cheaper to repair due to the availability of parts and services.

EcoBoost Engine: Offers a powerful EcoBoost engine option.

Drivability: Good handling and ride quality.

Cons:

No Factory 4WD (until recent models): Older models lack 4WD, limiting off-road capabilities.

Lower Roof Height: While high-roof models exist, they’re typically shorter than Sprinter’s.

Resale Value: May not hold their value as well as Mercedes Sprinters.