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The venerable Pilot will be around for a few years vet, despite the arrival of an all new range replacing Convoy. Pilot received a makeover a number of years ago, with new grille, headlamps and indicators. The interior was also face-litted, which was a big improvement, but the Pilot's driver standards fall well short of that of the competition, Peugeot diesel power is one redeeming feature, though, as is the uncampromised loading space; standard payload volume is 5.7m and payloads range from 813 to 1,406kg.
Tried and tested design 0 Tough Peugeot engine Very old fashioned Very low driver appeal VERDICT Well past sell-by dale