Second Hand Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Spoiler

A roof spoiler (sometimes called a wind deflector or cab spoiler) does exist on the Sprinter - it sits on top of the cab roof and is designed to redirect airflow over tall van bodies or tail-lifts, reducing drag and fuel consumption. It is an optional accessory rather than a standard body panel, so not every Sprinter will have one fitted. If you are looking for a front bumper, rear bumper, or body panel instead, those are separate parts worth searching for specifically.

The second-generation Sprinter (W906) ran from 2006 to 2018, with a facelift around 2013-2014 that updated the front end, so both a 2014 and a 2018 van fall within the same post-facelift period and cab roof profile. Roof spoilers are generally mounted to the top of the cab and their fit is tied to the cab width (standard or wide-body) rather than facelift changes, making a cross-year swap within the W906 generation more likely to be straightforward. That said, always confirm with the breaker against your exact registration to make sure the spoiler matches your cab width and any roof rails or mounting points on your specific van.

The third-generation Sprinter (W907/VS30) launched in 2018 and represents a full platform change from the W906, so the cab dimensions and mounting points differ between the two generations. A spoiler from a W906 van is very unlikely to fit a W907 without modification, and vice versa. Always confirm with the breaker, quoting both registrations, before purchasing.

Wheelbase does not affect the fit of a cab roof spoiler, because the spoiler mounts to the top of the cab section which is the same regardless of wheelbase length. What does matter is whether your van is a standard-width or wide-body (extra-wide) cab, as these have different roof widths and different spoiler profiles. Let the breaker know your cab width when enquiring, and they can match the right part to your van.

Trim level does not affect the fitment of a cab roof spoiler on the Sprinter - the cab roof profile is the same across Progressive, Premium, and other specification levels within the same generation. You may find cosmetic differences such as colour or finish between spoilers taken from different vans, so factor in whether you plan to paint it to match. The key details to match are generation (W906 or W907) and cab width, not trim level.

The W906 Sprinter received its facelift around 2013-2014, after which the front end and some body panels changed, but the cab roof structure remained part of the same overall platform throughout the generation. Because a roof spoiler attaches to the cab roof rather than the front-end panels that changed at the facelift, it is plausible that pre- and post-facelift spoilers could interchange, but this is not guaranteed. Confirm with the breaker against both registrations before buying, as mounting point details can vary even within a generation.