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05 Feb 19ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Buyers become ever more selective
Volumes available at auction increased over the past two months of 2018 – however, numbers sold reduced significantly. -
08 Jan 19ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Buyers being selective
Recent attendance at auction has remained buoyant, although buyers are being more selective in what they want and certainly, in how much they will pay... -
18 Dec 18JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: First Ford
Ford leads the field in the UK’s LCV market by a country mile, frequently monopolising the best sellers in every sector. -
17 Dec 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Price boom
October recorded a 6.2% decline in used sales at auction, with more than 700 fewer vehicles sold versus October 2017. -
17 Dec 18MANUFACTURERS' WEBSITES: Love at first site?
What Van?’s annual assessment of the top 10 LCV manufacturers’ websites is back for 2018. -
28 Nov 18REMARKETING: Will Clean Air Zones leave older van values gasping for breath?
Tightening emission legislation is likely to give the new van market a boost. But where does this place the market for older vans? -
22 Nov 18Judging the speed of progress at VW
VW Commercial Vehicles’ new boss must tread carefully in striking the right balance between old and new technologies. -
06 Nov 18NEWS ANALYSIS: The highlights from Hanover
The big hitters were out in force at Europe’s largest commercial vehicle show. James Dallas picks out some of the major developments. -
06 Nov 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Overall demand remains positive
Auction volumes remain steady with traders paying a premium for the best available stock. -
24 Oct 18INSURANCE: The claim game
Tim Cattlin takes a look at what operators can do to reduce insurance premiums and the cost of claims. -
19 Oct 18OPERATOR PROFILE ON... Hackney Council: East London's green zone
The London Borough of Hackney has pioneered the use of low-emission vans and plans to establish a 100% electric fleet, James Dallas reports. -
17 Oct 18AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: Autonomy for the city
Mercedes-Benz and Renault have revealed their visions for last-mile urban deliveries. James Dallas takes a look into the future. -
16 Oct 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Euro6 on the rise due to emissions restrictions
With the summer holiday season over, used traders headed back to the auctions. -
04 Oct 18CONTRACT HIRE & RENTAL: When the price is right
LCV operators are weighing up their options using the bottom line before committing to deals to source their wheels, Steve Banner reports. -
01 Oct 18TELEMATICS: Zoned out
Jack Carfrae explains how van operators can use telematics to navigate low-emission zones. -
21 Sep 18JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: Home of International Van of the Year
This month we are delighted to announce that What Van? has become the new home of the prestigious International Van of the Year (IVOTY) award. -
20 Sep 18PSA and Vauxhall light van preview: The power of three
The PSA partnership has colonised Vauxhall to create a light van force to be reckoned with in 2019. We look at the car versions to see what’s in store... -
17 Sep 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Crew vans in demand
Everyone loves a crew van in the medium panel van sector with huge premiums paid for the top examples. -
11 Sep 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Hot weather and football begin to blunt demand
Buyer demand in July started to lose its edge due to many people taking advantage of the hot weather and England’s prolonged run in the World Cup. -
07 Sep 18WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Renault beyond the ICE age
The Kangoo Z.E. 33 proves there is life after the internal combustion engine for urban light commercial operators.
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