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FIAT DOBLo CARGO
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Restyled just over two years ago in a move that led to the loss of its egg-box-style front grille, Dobld Cargo remains quirky yet practical. It can be ordered with two different roof heights and offers a payload capacity that goes up to 850kg depending on the variant you choose.
One of its advantages is its Multijet diesel lump, on offer in both 1,3-litre and 1.9-litre guises. Lively and fuel-efficient, it combines well with the quick steering; most operators will find that the 1.3-litre variant will easily meet their needs.
Noise, vibration and harshness are lower than they were on the previous model.
Doblo's nearest competitor is the VW Caddy, and, unfortunately, its soft suspension and iess-impressive build quality (against the VW) mean that it loses out to the German. The cargo area is easy to access, and the cab interior although unusually styled is practical and offers a comfortable driving position.