There are a few packages to select from when customizing your ProMaster, though none considerably provides to the fundamental feature-count. The $345 Inside Comfort Group features a locking glovebox, an overhead storage shelf, and an under-seat storage tray for added comfort when stashing small objects out of sight. A DOT-certified roadside security equipment is $195, and is a worthwhile further for a van with the potential to move many passengers. The $395 Premium Look Group provides a chrome grille and entrance fog lamps for a better look and added security in low-visibility situations. Lastly, for $3,495, you may get the RV Prepared Prep Bundle. Its contents embody 16-inch alloy wheels, a 220-amp alternator, driver and front-passenger swivel seats, the Inside Comfort Group, the Trailer Tow Group, the Premium Look Group, and a rear heater and air-conditioning preparation.
Standalone choices which can be value contemplating are the ParkSense rear park-assist system for $295, heated entrance seats for $340, and the upgraded infotainment system with navigation for $495. A driver suspension seat is $345 and improves consolation over tough terrain. Helpful for fleet consumers not doing the driving themselves are three velocity limiters (65, 70, or 77 mph) at $80 every, useful for sustaining secure speeds and minimizing any potential rushing fines.
