Van HELL!!! Any advice very welcome - going to buy a new one.

[Dannypipe]

No danger of that mate. I can't be without a van for that long. I have had to cancel two jobs now. So it's costing me money as we speak.

 

[Dannypipe]

AA are here!! Back later.

 

[Phil]

I'm sick & tired of my little Combo aswell, (I mean really). Finished a big job yesterday and just threw everything in, 2k of powertools crammed in tight against the roof and I need to go out RIGHT NOW and sort it out. Hope you get sorted Danny.

 

[Dannypipe]

AA have been. Fuel pump. Just taken it to the local garage.

Now popping out to have a chat with a Renault dealer . He suggested the Traffic.

 

[Blake]

Get the sportive model with full electrics and air con etc

 

[SimonG]

Don't touch the Renault, my oldest lad has one, been nothing but bother.

 

[lame plumber]

go online and find cheapest loan deal, either use that or go to your own bank and see if they match the interest rates offered, need a written quote, probably a lot cheaper than van finance. contract hire is cheapest form of getting a van in that the cost are tax deductable straight way, but not your van. leasing you pay vat up front due to vat rules but of course u get it back straight way. me i only by a yr old van as depreciation hit already taken and u can buy a can to make it smell like new!

 

[tamz]

I bought a Relay for 11.5k about 3 months ago. Pre registered with 4 miles on it.
Same as this one.
62 Citroen Relay 30 L1H1 100hp Panel Van | Used car for sale - Arnold Clark

 

[Rickster123]

Had my transit for 8 years. Cracking vans. Reliable, comfy, decent load space. I wouldn't be without it.
but now I'm on the cards I'm driving a company van. Vw transporter. It's like driving a car! Very comfy, great on fuel, goes like a bat out of hell too!

 

[lame plumber]

luv my vw base model tho build to carry not overtake cops