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Modeltested/published The latest Citroen Relay, Peugeot Boxer and Fiat Ducato
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represent another result of a long-running joint venture between PSA Citroen and Peugeot's parent company and the Italian manufacturer. All three models share the same basic design and somewhat unusual front-end treatment: a considerable contrast to the more aggressive front styling favoured by Volkswagen (Crafter) and Ford (Transit).
Customers can't complain about a lack of choice. Buyers can select from three wheelbases, four overall lengths, three roof heights and seven interior volumes.
Gross weights extend from 2.8 to 4.0 tonnes payload capacities stretch from well over a tonne to almost 2.0 tonnes you can choose from four engines, and chassis cab variants are on offer as well. There's an extraordinary amount of storage space in the cab, and the vans ride and handle well. Nose levels could stand to be better controlled though.