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Dropside Vivaro sweeps into town
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VAUXHALL is continuing to extend the appeal of its Vivaro range with another two new models.
Most radical is the first production appearance of a chassis-cab version. a dropside with bodywork from Italy's Scattolini. Its load floor height of just 600mm is claimed to be the lowest of its type on the market.
The body's internal dimensions are 2,890mm long and 1,920mm wide, with 400mm high sides. A matching tilt is also likely to be available.
The second newcomer is a double cabin van conversion from Snoeks. On the long wheelbase van, this gives a generous amount of rear leg room combined with a load length at floor level of 1,920mm. Both vehicles will be unveiled at next month's CV Show in Birmingham on 23-25 March.
Vauxhall is also making Bosch ESP+ available as an option on the Vivaro.