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gives the final verdict Unlike some lesser light commercial vehicles,
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age has had no adverse effect on the Vivaro. It has matured into a highly commendable product that can still compete with the newer rivals on the market. It just goes to show, you can put a price on thorough research and development: other manufacturers take note Of course we wouldn't be CM if we dldn'`. knock it slightly. So the slightly sloppy gearshift, muted steering feedback and lack of competitive cabin storage all get a mention.
As for the double-cab setup, Vauxhall has done a decent job in converting it and the option can only further the Vivaro cause. There's plenty of room for three extra people —even over long distances—the loadspace is still competitive (especially in LW8 guise) and the driving dynam'cs have largely been unaffected. It all adds up to a versatile vehicle which can be used for various work roles and, at a push, a recreational vehicle when the job is cone. Now that's what we call practical.