Is this Mercedes Sprinter by Clive Sutton the equivalent of first class on an airplane?

Vehicles designed for passenger transport are usually very comfortable and have very appealing equipment. But sometimes, some of them become something more, a luxury option that turns every journey into an almost unique experience. For this reason, Clive Sutton dedicates itself to turning ordinary vehicles into something unique. And this Mercedes Sprinter is a good example of that.

The intention of this tuner is to create a very attractive vehicle, so much so that it can provide the same service as a commercial airliner in its first class. The first thing we can see is the quality of the seats. These must be very comfortable and make the journey as comfortable as possible, and this has been pursued in the passenger area of the Sprinter modified by Sutton.

The seven rear seats are upholstered in custom leather and add an electric footrest. They feature reclining and sliding functions to adjust them to the user’s taste, as well as heating and cooling functions. They also enjoy adjustable lumbar support and can offer massage. They look very comfortable and, indeed, they are. They are complemented by a touch panel on the armrest that allows control of all the seat functions.

Privacy is essential, and the driver’s area is separated from the rear, where the passengers sit, by a sliding panel. In the rear, two 43-inch screens with Apple TV have been installed, and the occupants of this area can enjoy a PlayStation 5.

Other luxury elements in the rear of the van include wood panels, Milano suede upholstery and plush carpets. A powerful sound system offers quality music listening during the journey, and there is Wi-Fi connectivity. There is a large panoramic roof and two fridges for keeping drinks cold.

This is not the only luxury vehicle created by Clive Sutton’s company for luxury passenger transport, but it is one of the largest and most luxurious it has created so far. It will be shown at the Salón Privé in the United Kingdom, where several luxury car models aimed at customers who can afford them will be presented.