[Milltown Cleaning]

so what van would you guys recommend for someone thinking of making the switch from car to van!!?

i was looking at a few second hand one recently, and im unsure, though i probably wont be switching for a few months yet.

[richywilts]

i had a ford transit connect lx i couldnt fault it at all and they go quite cheap now too!!!

[Small but perfectley formed]

Peugot expert hdi  nice to drive twin side load doors  long poles fit inside 900kg capacity + 3seats

[Scrimble]

i'm saving up for a vauxhall combo 1.4 lpg

[sparklebright]

If you are after cheap then

Ex post vans are bright red, slow, but very very cheap
The LDV pilot is a favourite of mine last one I bought 5 years old, 33k miles years MOT £1900

Oh and I forgot they are also very ugly

[Alex Gardiner]

i'm saving up for a vauxhall combo 1.4 lpg

This a good choice for a small van. You get 5 seats and enough space for 300 litres of water.

Citroen Dispatch is another firm favourite as they start at less than £1000 and have decent payloads.

If you are OK with a small van then the Suzuki Carry van is very compact and can easily carry a flat 250 litre tank with stacks of space left over. You will not break any speed records but very practical.

[mick hay]

ive had my scudo about 3 yrs now, great van, enough for me on my own, got a 450 ltr system in it

[Dave Turley]

toyota hiace....RELIABLE!

[Central Window Cleaners]

We have a Berlingo and a Caddy and I much prefer the Caddy of the 2.

But think I will be go for the Transit connect next time round.

[MJH]

Look at my combo, excellent start up package and very cheap to run!!!!

[AuRavelling79]

Fiat Doblo 736kg payload

[weetot]

I use the combo diesel, and its very good on fuel.