2023 VAUXHALL VIVARO F3100 PRIME

Introducing the 2023 73 Plate Vauxhall Vivaro 2.0 Turbo D 3100 Prime Panel Van, a highly efficient diesel vehicle perfect for your commercial needs. With only 31,000 miles on the clock,with full service history, & still covered by manufacturers warranty to 15/11/26, this ULEZ compliant van features a single cab design, offering three comfortable seats and convenient access through its six doors. The van boasts a gross weight of 3100kg, making it robust enough for a variety of loads while maintaining a manageable size for urban manoeuvrability. Fitted with a manual transmission, this Euro 6 compliant model is powered by a 145 ps engine, delivering a perfect blend of performance and economy. Whether you require a reliable partner for deliveries or a versatile workhorse for various tasks, the Vauxhall Vivaro Prime has great specification including full screen sat nav, air con, parking sensors, cruise control, heated power folding mirrors & so much more, ,stands out with its practicality, modern features, and compliance with environmental standards. Make it yours today and experience the benefits of a dependable commercial vehicle that caters to your business needs.

Features:

Air Conditioning,Colour SatNav,USB/iPod interface,Bluetooth connection,Comms Pack,Door mirrors electrically foldable,Satellite Navigation,Bulkhead,Drivers Arm Rest,Twin Side Loading Doors,Barn Doors,Dual Passenger Seat,Standard Roof,Twin Sliding Doors,Cruise Control,Multi-function Steering Wheel,Parking Sensors,Rear parking sensor,Digital Instrument Cluster,Front parking sensor,Power Steering,Reverse parking aid,Trip Computer,ABS,Multiple Airbags,Service indicator,Tyre pressure monitor,Remote Central Locking,Heated door mirrors,Electric Front Windows,Electric Mirrors,Electric Windows,Digital radio,Media storage,Audio remote control,Mobile phone App interface,OEM sound system,Steering Wheel Audio Controls,Auxiliary input socket,Internet connection,MP3 Player,Radio,Stereo,Front armrest,Front fog lights, Full service history