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Two used tests in 12 months on identical vehicles have given a more than usual insight into this
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particular model. Like all trucks, it has --certain characteristics you either love or hate and occasionally one comes off the production line that doesn't quite meet the manufacturer's otherwise high standards but CM feels its positive outlook for this product has been justified.
YA04 WLV is as bog-standard a truck as you will find on the market. Its emphasis is on work and throughout our test, despite an over-responsive sensor on the cab mounting behind the engine, it did just that. Hill Hire's slight modifications to the fuse box are designed to stop drivers fiddling about with the electrics and the lack of a second bunk improves interior space.
It will do what you ask it to do-and unless your driver wants a one-bedroom apartment with all mod-cons they will be happy as well. There are more Axors on the open market today, which means that you should have no trouble tracking one down through a franchised or independent dealership. The right price, of course, is another issue.