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THE VERDICT
7th August 2008, Page 47
7th August 2008
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There's nothing to report, nothing has changed and nothing has occurred — that's the way we like it. The argument will always rage regarding the extra investment required in exchange for the extra benefits that come with it, but the plus points of buying a \AN are plain to see, whether during ownership or when ft comes to sell it on for a decent return.
The quality feel that exudes from the Transporter, day in, day out, is something that you come to accept as the norm, until you jump into lesser vans and everything falls into perspective, and this becomes even more apparent when you run one on a long-term basis.