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While debate may rage between car magaztnes over which is
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the best Ferrari, we at CM have bigger fish to fry, and that means focusing on vehicles that provide fuel economy, payload and residuals — three areas that put the aforementioned Italian chariot in its rghtful place, facing the corner due to its sheer uselessness.
And with such a fine selection of small vans currently on the market, it's a bold industry pundit who dares to declare that a certain manufacturer makes the best example.
With new offerings from Citroen and Renault with their Berlingo and Kangoo respectively, together with CM favourites from Ford and Volkswagen, and the long-serving, but no less respected, Fiat Doblo Cargo and Vauxhall Combo, it was time to gather up all the aforementioned for the ultimate challenge.
Over the three-day event all competitors would undergo intensive track testing along with an overnight trip to Wales and back, with drivers continually swapping (to avoid bias) and marking the vehicles on route. On my signal, release handbrakes...