A new van just arrived in Dufourfun inventory: the 2025/26 Midwest Automotive Designs with Maybach and Air-Ride Upgrade and Partition, listed at $159,900 with 11,900 miles. As of October 23, 2026, the listing is active, shows as available and is described as coming soon. That means it is not ready for immediate delivery, and this article does not promise delivery timing or deposit priority.
This is a buyer's look at what the listing says and what to confirm before you commit.
What the listing says
| Item | As listed by the seller |
|---|---|
| Title | 2025/26 Midwest Automotive Designs / Maybach & Air-Ride Upgrade & Partition |
| Price | $159,900 |
| Mileage | 11,900 |
| Status (Oct. 23, 2026) | Available, active, coming soon |
| Condition | Described as a like-new executive van |
| Seating | Maybach-style seating, as listed |
| Suspension | Air-ride / suspension upgrade, as listed |
| Partition | Privacy partition, described as removable before purchase |
| Other | Additional trim and interior upgrades, as listed |
| VIN | Not shown publicly |
Everything in this table comes from the seller's listing. None of it has been independently verified in this article. Treat each line as something to document before you send a deposit.
What "2025/26" means and how to check it
"2025/26" is how the listing is titled. Converted vans can involve two dates: the Mercedes-Benz chassis and the converter's work. They don't always match. Reconcile the year using the VIN, the title, the certification labels on the vehicle, and the converter's paperwork, not the headline. Once you have the VIN, the NHTSA VIN decoder shows what it encodes. Then check with your state titling agency, lender and insurer about how they will record it.
Who this layout suits
A removable partition and executive seating point to a business owner who wants to take calls or host clients in private, or a family that wants a quiet rear lounge. Because the partition is described as removable before purchase, decide which setup you want before you commit, and get it in writing.
Checklist before you send a deposit
- Get the VIN and run it through the NHTSA decoder and an NMVTIS vehicle history report.
- Check open recalls using NHTSA's vehicle safety resources.
- Ask for the upfitter build sheet and invoices for the seating, suspension upgrade and partition. Midwest's construction overview explains how the company describes its builds. Mercedes' upfitter portal shows the guidance converters work from.
- Confirm the warranty start date for the chassis and for the conversion.
- Get in writing whether the partition stays or goes, the deposit terms, and the expected delivery window. Read the FTC's guide to buying a used car from a dealer before you sign.
- Arrange an inspection of the air-ride system and the cabin features you're paying for.
Honest tradeoffs
"Coming soon" means you may wait. At $159,900, this van competes with other executive builds and with a custom order. If you need a particular layout or timeline, a custom build may suit you better.
Next step
View Vans for Sale to compare current listings and confirm their status. If you would rather start from your own seating and storage needs, Build Your Custom Van.
