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Something old, something new
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The CV Show will be packed with shiny new trucks but there are still some
, exhibits of relevance to the second-hand market While the Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC concentrates on all things new, there will be some items of interest for those involved in the used vehicle market. A regular attendee is Mercedes-Benz Signature Used Commercials from Bamsley.This year it is showing a three-axle Actros tractor that comes with a two-year warranty or repair and maintenance package.
For those looking further down the weight range there is an Atego 7.5-tonner with a 20ft aluminium alloy drop-side body.
Mercedes is also showing a black-painted Vito 108 CDI and a silver painted high-roof Sprinter 311 CDI withal 09hp diesel engine on the stand.
Manheim Auctions is launching three new products at the show, which include an electronically based vehicle inspection system, an industry standard for fair wear and tear on light trucks and vans and a pricing service for used vans and trucks.
On the stand commercial vehicle sales director Alex Wright and his team will give vehicle acquisition and disposal advice as well as showing "fly on the wall" videos of CV auctions in progress The CV Show kicks off on 23 March at the NEC in Birmingham. •