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04 Jun 18WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Proace provides platform for growth
Toyota’s medium van has given the brand a foothold in the mainstream of the LCV market – and now it is looking to step up, reports James Dallas. -
25 May 18REMARKETING: Time to sell?
Tim Cattlin looks at the various methods of disposing of wholly-owned vans and how there is often a trade-off between time and money -
18 May 18NEWS ANALYSIS: Fleets shift telematics focus from economy to risk
An increasing number of large van fleets are citing risk and accident rates as reasons for buying into telematics, eschewing traditional, economic mot... -
10 May 18ANDY PICTON'S AUCTION BLOG: Prices up, age up, mileage down
Although volumes sold at auction were down 2.6% on February, stock availability during March was not an issue. -
08 May 18JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: Looking back to Birmingham
The LCV sector’s community of manufacturers, suppliers and service providers were out in force at the NEC in Birmingham. -
30 Apr 18WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Ready, steady, Doblo Cargo
Fiat Professional’s light van triumphed once more at the What Van? Awards helping the brand to build a solid base in the UK market. -
23 Apr 18LIVERIES & WRAPS: Signpost to the future
The livery market is a mature one but there are still new innovations to reflect on and sound reasons to wrap as well as tweet your company message. -
12 Apr 18NEWS ANALYSIS: V2G tech could transform vans into mobile power stations
Through vehicle-to-grid technology van operators running electric vehicles could turn a profit by selling surplus power back to the National Grid. -
10 Apr 18JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: The burning issue
There is simply no getting away from the burning issue of fuel at the moment in the light commercial vehicle industry... -
10 Apr 18NEWS ANALYSIS: All set for the CV Show
As the annual showcase returns, we pick out some of the expected highlights from the big names in the light commercial vehicle industry. -
09 Apr 18ANDY PICTON'S BLOG: Used Values – The quest for quality
While stock availability on the open market is not an issue, finding the quality is proving more difficult... -
29 Mar 18The tyre for all seasons
Michelin has created a LCV tyre that it says performs with distinction all year round. -
27 Mar 18WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Leading from the front
VW has a strong line-up of LCVs in place and is planning to build momentum following an award-winning year. James Dallas reports -
15 Mar 18NEWS ANALYSIS: Nissan targets city fleets with longer-range EV
With political pressure building to curb emissions from urban transport, Nissan is confident its e-NV200 can provide an answer. -
13 Mar 18JAMES DALLAS'S BLOG: A sales slide in 2017
Following a long period of post-recession growth the LCV market slipped into decline in 2017, writes James Dallas. -
12 Mar 18LCV SALES FIGURES: Has the market passed its peak?
There were winners and losers as LCV registrations declined in 2017 following years of growth. -
07 Mar 18ANDY PICTON'S BLOG: Used Values – Picking up the pace
This year has seen the used market slowly pick up the pace. -
26 Feb 18WHAT VAN? AWARDS – WINNER'S PROFILE: Automatic for the Daily people
Iveco is expecting its eight-speed Himatic transmission to become the default choice for buyers of its large van. -
15 Feb 18REMARKETING: How to maximise residual values
Careful planning from the initial point of purchase is needed in order to achieve the best results at resale time. -
09 Feb 18NEWS ANALYSIS: Mercedes focuses on the high end with X-Class launch
Mercedes-Benz has set a sales target of 2,500 for its debut pick-up the X-Class for its first full year on the market.
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