The Fiat Scudo makes for a sound choice in the light van segment even though it was first launched in 2007 and then revamped in 2011 – others may have more load space but the Scudo is nice to drive and has a wide range of bodystyles to choose from.
The Peugeot Expert feels like it has been with us for longer than it actually has but it still a very good workhorse that is versatile and popular.
The Toyota Hilux is one of the best known 4×4 pick-ups and is renowned or its reliability and ruggedness – it’s also, famously, the car that TV show Top Gear ‘couldn’t kill’.
The Vauxhall Corsavan is one of the nippiest and cheapest small vans on the market and its low running costs have made it one of the most popular also.
With a huge range of body styles, the Renault Master offers a great ride and one of the most comfortable cabs around.
With an excellent range of bodystyles this award-winning van is a strong performer and cheap to run too – many fans of the Citroen Berlingo won’t use anything else.
The Nissan NV200 is the firm’s bid to set new standards for the small van market and this it manages to do for many criteria – but not all. It’s a great van to drive and has excellent abilities.