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Clearly there's plenty of choice among sub-£10k used trucks out
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10th June 2004
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there, and that's before we started a trawl of the dealer adverts. Both the Renault Premium and Iveco EuroStar are vastly underrated trucks and, on the face of it, with asking prices substantially lower than the trade
guide suggests, either model would appear to be good value for a new starter.
Our preference, however, would be for the Renault. In our experience, it's the more reliable of the two. It's also lighter, giving it the edge on in-service fuel economy too.