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NISSAN PRIMASTAR RENAULT TRAFIC VAUXHALL VIVARO
1st January 2009, Page 21
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Still a good-looking van, PrimastarfTraficiVivaro offers safe, predictable handling, ample feedback through the steering wheel, good performance, and a well-mannered gearbox allows you to get the best of whichever engine you choose.
While the vehicle's exterior has not dated, the cab's interior is starting to. Nor has anything been done to address the excessive wind noise especially around the exterior rear view mirrors which is an especially unwelcome feature.
Budd quality is more than acceptable, and the range is quite comprehensive, giving operators the ability to move from just over 1,0 tonne to just over 1.2 tonnes. OK, the high-roof variant is not the prettiest, but it's more attractive than the high-roof Vito.