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There was a time when it was a challenge to
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find something nice to say about certain Iveco products. They did the job, but not necessarily in the most user friendly fashion. The current generation of trucks and vans has made huge strides forward to the point where the brand's biggest drawback is its reputation.
With this latest example of the Daily offering it took some serious thought to recall something to criticise. If anything, it is that, after all these years. the torsion bar front suspension is still not perfectly tuned, and the interior trim manages to look of lower quality than it really is. In the 2.3 and 3.0-litre HPI and HPT units, Iveco has an engine line-up that is the match for anyone's.
As for buying a 6.5-tonne panel van instead of a box-bodied 7.5-tonner when payloads are the same, only a genuine need for the extra volume strikes us as a convincing argument / in favour of the truck. Otherwise, save fuel and road space and buy a van.