Hard to find2007 Roadtrek SS Agileon theMercedes/Dodge/Freightliner Sprintershort wheelbase—the “park anywhere” Class B. This pre-DEF diesel offerssimple ownership, excellentfuel economy(period road tests around25 mpg), and along rangefrom its 26-gal tank. Inside, Roadtrek’s smart packaging gives you a fullrear power sofa/king bed,galley, andwet bathin a nimble 19-foot footprint. If you want a camper van that’s easy to daily drive, fits in more places, and still does real trips, the SS Agile is the sweet spot.
Key Highlights (bullet points):
- Short Sprinter (≈19'4")—parks like an SUV, campsite-friendly
- Mercedes-Benz 3.0L V6 diesel (OM642) — U.S. serviceable
- No DEF/AdBlue system (pre-2010 U.S. Sprinter)
- Reported ~25 MPG and ~650-mile range (26-gal tank)
- Roadtrek floorplan: rear power lounge/bed, galley, wet bath, great storage
- Class B essentials:12V/110V systems, propane cooking, fridge, A/C, hot water
Why buyers prefer the 2007 SS Agile
- Short Sprinter = go-anywhere size.At ~19⅓ fton the short-wheelbase Sprinter, it drives/parks like a big SUV but is a full Class B—perfect for urban parking and tight campsites.
- Excellent fuel range.Contemporary testing reported~25 mpgwith a26-gal tank—that’s roughly650 milesbetween fills (driving style/load dependent).
- No DEF system (simpler ownership).North-American Sprinters didn’t adoptDEF/AdBlueuntil2010+, so a 2007 diesel avoids that extra emissions fluid system and its potential faults.
- Proven Mercedes diesel.The 2007 SS Agile rides on the then-newOM642 3.0L V6Sprinter platform—widely used and well-supported in the U.S. service network.
- Roadtrek packaging.Agile squeezes a real galley, wet bath, rear lounge/bed, and clever storage into the short body; spec sheets show practical tankage (e.g.,~21 gal fresh water) and everyday usability.
