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Great West finally got up their new website, showing their 2016 Sprinter Legend and ProMaster Classic models.
http://www.greatwestvans.com
The basics are mostly unchanged, but now that they are settled in their new digs, they seem to be gearing up for a rework of their technical systems. The most notable thing so far is that they are offering the option of a 3KW engine-driven generator from MEPS:
http://www.meps.com
What is interesting about this is that it appears to be a true AC generator, which should make for a nice clean installation. The MEPS website has interesting performance data for many of their systems, although the 3KW unit seems to be a fleet-only item.
I suspect that Sterling is evolving their systems incrementally, and may be planning to position themselves as the cost-effect alternative for folks interesting in all-electric solutions and other high-tech systems. Their MSRPs are pretty attractive, especially the ProMaster. I hope they continue their willingness to work with customer-driven customizations. If they can do that on a cost-effective platform that also continues to offer the latest technologies, they may carve out an attractive niche for themselves.
http://www.greatwestvans.com
The basics are mostly unchanged, but now that they are settled in their new digs, they seem to be gearing up for a rework of their technical systems. The most notable thing so far is that they are offering the option of a 3KW engine-driven generator from MEPS:
http://www.meps.com
What is interesting about this is that it appears to be a true AC generator, which should make for a nice clean installation. The MEPS website has interesting performance data for many of their systems, although the 3KW unit seems to be a fleet-only item.
I suspect that Sterling is evolving their systems incrementally, and may be planning to position themselves as the cost-effect alternative for folks interesting in all-electric solutions and other high-tech systems. Their MSRPs are pretty attractive, especially the ProMaster. I hope they continue their willingness to work with customer-driven customizations. If they can do that on a cost-effective platform that also continues to offer the latest technologies, they may carve out an attractive niche for themselves.