Which small van?
Discussion
HellDiver said:
martin vr6 said:
Avoid at all costs a Vauxhall, they are utter crap in comparison to an Escort or a Caddy as far as reliability is concerned.
Rubbish.Get an escort, cheap and cheerfull, cheap to buy, cheap to fix.
Hmm..odd the Combo haters come out.
An old customer of ours had a mixed fleet of VW Caddy/SEAT Inca, Combos and Renault Kangoos. The VW/SEAT were OK when they worked, dealers were rubbish. The Renaults were, well, Renaults. When the fleet was replaced they got a full set of Vauxhalls. We bought one of the Combos, got it for next to nothing, and 2 years later it's been totally reliable, only needing brakes and servicing. 4 years old with 110k on the clock now.
An old customer of ours had a mixed fleet of VW Caddy/SEAT Inca, Combos and Renault Kangoos. The VW/SEAT were OK when they worked, dealers were rubbish. The Renaults were, well, Renaults. When the fleet was replaced they got a full set of Vauxhalls. We bought one of the Combos, got it for next to nothing, and 2 years later it's been totally reliable, only needing brakes and servicing. 4 years old with 110k on the clock now.
Shaw Tarse said:
How often will you be using it?
Would it be cheaper to hire (OK so it's less PH)
I want to be able to jump in it and use it when needed, even if that's at 6PM on a Sunday evening - So hiring isnt really an option.Would it be cheaper to hire (OK so it's less PH)
Plus the local hire place (Enterprise) only have larger transit type vans
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