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WHAT are the relative merits of contract hire, financial leasing

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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

and outright purchase? What effects will be caused by the changes in first year capital allowances?

These questions were often asked during the CM roadshows of last year: we set out to answer them in sonic depth in next week's contract hire special issue.

On the same theme, but in a lighter vein, David Wilcox takes an off-beat look at what makes a good contract hire salesman — from a psychological point of view.

• Plenty has appeared already about the new Ford Transits, but aside from all the advertising ballyhoo, how well do they really perform? If you are waiting for a roadtest on the new Tranny, read CM next week: we are among the first to test Ford's latest panel van, in our diesel v petrol back-to-back test.

• The severe winter weather which has gripped Britain recently has caused problems

with lack of grip for many vehicles, particularly 4 x 2 and 6 x 2, 38 tonne GCW tractive units. In next week's Engineer's Notebook we look at two ways of casing the traction problem: one which is simple and costs nothing suggested by Michelin; and one much more sophisticated and expensive solution, pioneered by Mercedes and Wabco.

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