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Vauxhall Combo New common-rail diesel engines gave Combo a big
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boost in 2004 with power outputs now ranging from 100hp from the 1.7-litre CDTi diesel and 70hp from the 1.3-litre version.
The 1.7-litre version will be ideal for drivers who need to cover long distances at consistent speed, as the bigger engine cruises along with ease. The 1.3-litre by contrast is much more workman-like and is obviously designed for urban work.
Combo cab offers good space and access is good. which will suit multi-drop applications. Power steering is standard and the interior is well appointed. Sliding side doors are optional, though load cube and payload are both adequate.
2000 models have a usefully higher payload, while keeping below the lower speed limit threshold.
VERDICT Thoroughly adequate all-rounder, improved by addition of new engines