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THE VERDICT
7th August 2008, Page 46
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Running the Astravan as a long-termer is a whole lot of fun, making journeys more interesting, and, dare we say it, shorter.
Of course, it's a commercial vehicle first and foremost, and considering the amount of junk it's hauled on its travels, including a hefty sideboard, there's a decent level of capability for the sett-employed tradesman or technician. Whether or not the 148hp SE version, complete with dancing girls, can ultimately be justified is a moot point, but were certainly enjoying our time together.