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Visit Canadian Auto Remarketing – Your Trusted Leasing Partner

At Canadian Auto Remarketing, we make it simple and affordable to get the commercial vehicles and equipment your business needs. Through our partnerships with PFAFF Leasing and Leaseline Equipment & Vehicle Leasing, we provide flexible leasing solutions tailored to your industry and financial goals.

Leasing isn’t just for luxury cars or big corporations anymore. Today, it’s one of the smartest ways to acquire vehicles and equipment—whether you’re in agriculture, construction, transportation, health care, or forestry. With leasing, you conserve cash flow, keep your credit lines open, and enjoy lower monthly payments compared to traditional financing.

Why Choose Leasing with Us?

Fast Approvals – Get your equipment working for you without long delays.
Low Down & Monthly Payments – Pay only for depreciation, not full value.
Tax Benefits – Deduct lease payments and preserve your debt-to-equity ratios.
Flexible Terms – Structured agreements that fit your business needs.
Cash Flow Friendly – Leverage payments over time and keep funds available for growth.
Creditor Protection – Leased assets can’t be seized if financial challenges arise.

With over 30 years of experience, our team understands the unique challenges businesses face. We don’t just provide financing—we provide solutions that help you grow and thrive.

Drive Growth with Confidence

Whether you’re looking to lease trucks, vans, or heavy-duty commercial equipment, Canadian Auto Remarketing, together with PFAFF Leasing and Leaseline Equipment & Vehicle Leasing, is your trusted source for dependable leasing solutions.

👉 Contact us today to explore the right leasing options for your business and keep your operations moving forward.

We have got a robust inventory of commercial vehicles—everything from cargo vans like the Ram ProMaster 2500/3500 and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 to cube vans (box trucks) and more. Whether you’re buying or leasing, choosing the right vehicle depends on your specific needs—cargo volume, maneuverability, serviceability, budget, or long-term reliability. Here’s a refined breakdown to help guide your decision:

Cargo Vans vs. Cube (Box) Vans

Cargo Vans are single-unit, unibody vehicles integrating the cab and cargo area. Examples: Ram ProMaster, Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter. They typically feature sliding side doors and better maneuverability, especially in cities.Badger Truck & Auto GroupMinnesota Truck Headquarters
Cube Vans (Box/Box Trucks) are two-part: a separate box attached to the chassis cab. These offer flat side walls, greater payload volume, and are ideal for loading large items like furniture—though the cargo area may not be accessible from the cab.Badger Truck & Auto GroupWikipedia
Summary:
- Choose a Cube Van if you need maximum cargo volume and ease of loading bulky items.
- Opt for a Cargo Van if you prioritize urban maneuverability, better fuel economy, and protection from weather.

Comparing Cargo Van Platforms (Sprinter vs Transit vs ProMaster)

Here’s how the standout models stack up:

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Offers premium build quality, advanced safety tech (MBUX, crosswind assist), and strong resale value.The VansmithOff Path TravelsMercedes-Benz of Birmingham
Diesel engine option delivers superior fuel economy, making it cost-effective for high-mileage use. Maintenance and parts, however, tend to be pricier.The VansmithMercedes-Benz of Birmingham
Available in long lengths and high roofs—excellent for conversions and maximized cargo space.Off Path Travelsengineerswhovanlife.comThe Vansmith

Ford Transit

Often the most practical all-rounder—widely available dealer support, easy service, and parts thanks to sharing components with the F-150.GearJunkie
Offers a variety of engines (gas, diesel, EcoBoost), AWD options, and excellent roof height for tall loads.Flatline Van CoThe Vansmith+1GearJunkieGnomad Home
Combines reasonable cost, reliability, and service network—an excellent value pick.The VansmithGearJunkieMercedes-Benz of Birmingham

Ram ProMaster

Known for its cost efficiency and easy maneuverability, making it a popular choice for rentals and businesses.CargoVanz: Business Cargo Van Rentals
Front-wheel drive and unibody structure produce a lower load floor—ideal for cargo access.Wikipedia+1
Offers shorter wheelbase options (like 136″ WB) which enhance urban drivability.engineerswhovanlife.comWikipedia

At a Glance Comparison

Model	Strengths	Considerations
Sprinter	Premium, long, efficient (diesel), resale value	Higher purchase & service cost
Transit	Broad service network, AWD, value-oriented	Slightly lower resale, mixed fuel economy
ProMaster	Affordable, FWD with low floor, compact versions	Less global parts commonality, AWD limited

Best Fit Based on Use-Case

Urban delivery/service: Go for the ProMaster (136–159″ WB) or Transit—easy to park, efficient, and well-supported.
Full conversion / max space needs: Sprinter wins for headroom and payload, though the Transit High Roof Extended comes close.
Off-road or tough reliability needs: Transit with its truck-based parts network offers fast service and proven durability.GearJunkie
Tight budget/rental scenarios: ProMaster balances space and cost effectively.

Next Steps & Leasing vs Buying

Define your priorities: Cargo volume, drivetrain, maintenance costs, resale expectations.
Test-drive various models: See how they handle, load, and feel in your typical environment.
Lease vs Buy: For shorter-term needs or upgrades, leasing improves flexibility. For long-term fleets, buying may be more cost-effective—especially for models like ProMaster with lower upfront cost.

Summary

Cube Van: Best for volume and loading ability—but less agile.
Sprinter: Luxury, space, fuel efficiency—but premium priced.
Transit: Reliable, flexible, service-friendly, and cost-effective.
ProMaster: Budget-aware, spacious, urban-friendly—excellent rental/business option.