Seats in the van: plan flexibility correctly
When people and material are transported together, the seating configuration is crucial.
Station wagon, Mixto, Doka and 9-seater fulfill different tasks. The best solution depends on team size, luggage and load.
You can find suitable entry points early on Volkswagen T6 for Bremen and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for Bremen.
Auto Bluhm is not based in Bremen, but in Hamburg-Moorfleet. For buyers from Bremen, the specialized stock can still be useful if several van variants are to be compared.
Choose a seating concept based on your everyday life
More seats only make sense if they are used regularly and there is still enough space for luggage or material.
| Variant | Often suitable for | Checkpoints |
|---|---|---|
| station wagon | changing people and load | Seats, straps, floor, flexibility |
| Mixto | Team plus protected cargo space | Partition, cargo space, interior |
| Doka | Construction site and team transport | Cabin, loading area, payload |
| 9 seater | Shuttle, club, big teams | Belts, entry, luggage compartment |
Check the interior particularly carefully
In vehicles with a lot of seats, the interior shows a lot about previous use. Seats, belts, panels and doors should work well.
- Check seats, belts and fasteners.
- Plan luggage space and material requirements realistically.
- Evaluate air conditioning and entry on longer journeys.
- Consider the cargo area and passenger area together.
Submit a request with a clear usage profile
Please indicate your desired seats, luggage requirements and planned use when making your enquiry.
FAQ: Seats in the van
When many people are transported regularly and there is enough luggage space.
A station wagon combines interior flexibility with passenger transport, a Doka combines a cabin with usable space or body.
Seats, belts, panels, floor, doors and climate control should be checked.
Depending on the inventory, Volkswagen T6, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit and other vans can fit.