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IVECO DAILY 65
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If you can put up with tachographs, speed limiters, motorway third-lane driving restrictions and a Cl driving licence, the 6.5-tonne Daily van has a lot to offer, not least a hefty 3.6tonne payload and big 17.2m3 load volume. And it comes ready-to-roll, unlike the average non-bodied 7,5 tonner.
The latest optional Agile semiautomatic box is also driver friendly. and coupled to the willing 16-valve, 3.0-litre Iveco EGR diesel, it's not short of puff. In our most recent CM head-to-head against a 3.5-tonne equivalent, the 65 Daily proved what a big van has to offer. Side load access is good, and the Daily cabin has a mechanicallysuspended Ion seat plus lots of storage space, too. The little Iveco's build quality is also commendably solid, too — and is a marked improvement on previous models,