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Citroen Berlingo/Peugeot Partner While these two brands may not shift
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the units of Ford and Vauxhall, their little van remains competitive in terms of performance. Undergoing an update in 2003 has helped to keep it among the pack -this included redesigned front and rear, dash, and suspension tuning and the original design was good enough to stop it ageing radically. Admittedly, it doesn't feel as solid as the new breed of heavy-duty small vans, but in
comparison it's a good deal lighter.
Available with either a 1.9 indirect injection unit with 70hp or a 2.0-litre MI common-rail 90hp a CMfavourite it offers 2.8m3, a payload of either 600 or 800kg and optional sliding side doors. which are ideal for urban delivery work. Out on the road it feels nippy and
handles neutrally, allowing steady progress, while in town it's easy to manoeuvre.