Vans

Keeping up with the PH JonesES

One of Peugeot’s largest solus fleet customers, PH Jones, is championing the fuel economy achieved by its vehicle’s HDi engines, as it adds the new 207 Van to its fleet of over 800 light commercial vehicles and cars.

Influx of late-year LCVs could be good news for retailers

The influx of used light commercial stock currently inundating auction sites could be one of the biggest opportunities to present itself to retailers in a decade or more, according to EurotaxGlass’s, publisher of Glass’s Guide to Commercial Vehicle Values.

LTI vehicles stamps out its future

The largest British owned automotive manufacturer, LTI Vehicles, has strengthened its UK position by pouring significant investment into its Coventry based plant.

HIQ drives away with 25 new LDV Maxus vans

HiQ, the company changing the face of fast-fit on high streets across the UK, is to further meet the needs of its expanding fleet customer base with the purchase of 25 new LDV MAXUS vans.

Warrington drivers opt for E7

With ten new hackney licenses recently awarded in Warrington the successful applicants faced a tough decision with so many wheelchair accessible taxis now available.

Leicester driver swaps E7 for TX4

Local taxi driver Harinder Singh Atwal’s decision to swap his brand new E7 for an iconic TX4 means passengers in Leicester are now able to travel in comfort and style.

BCA Pulse figures chart LCV price pressure

The latest data from BCA’s Pulse December report shows that average values for both fleet and lease and part-exchange commercial values fell in the fourth quarter. Fleet values dropped by nearly £500 over the period, while part-exchange values were over £800 down on the September figures.

Where do they get their Green Energy Vans from?

Peugeot is helping EDF Energy, one of its largest fleet customers to fulfil its commitment to make a 20% reduction in fleet vehicle CO2 emissions by 2012.

The AA continues to choose Renault Trafic

Renault UK will continue to supply the UK’s largest breakdown service provider, the AA, with a fleet of Renault Trafic vans, which will be used as roadside assistance vehicles. The AA has taken delivery of a further 150 Renault vans, in addition to the 400 supplied in 2006.

Europcar first to add LDV Lutons to fleet

Europe’s number one car rental company has taken delivery of 50 LDV MAXUS Lutons in a deal worth over £750,000 at showroom prices. Europcar is the first national rental company in the UK to purchase the newly launched 3.5 tonne long wheel base vans which all feature tail lifts.