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The Fiat Scudo is a well-known name, but the new van is not the same as the previous one. Although it may sound harsh, the previous generation Scudo was most likely the market's last truly subpar van. It had a hideous exterior, a cheap plastic interior, and engines that were underpowered and inefficient. Worse, the van was extremely uncomfortable because the steering wheel and pedals did not even attempt to align; they were in different postcodes. This new model is entirely different. The Fiat Scudo, like the previous mid-size Fiat van, the Fiat Talento, is based on the Citroen Dispatch and Peugeot Expert.
The vehicle also boasts a sophisticated obstacle notification system with a frontal crash warning. There is a 180° panoramic rear-view camera for backing up. The Scudo comes in three trim levels: SX, Tecnico, and Business, with Business being the highest trim level available. The Fiat Scudo has an overall height of 1.90 metres, with a conventional van height of 5 metres and a Maxi version of 5.3 metres. With a payload of up to one tonne and a loading bay volume of 6.6 m3, the Fiat Scudo is equipped to do so. The Fiat Scudo also has a 1-ton towing capacity.
If the Fiat Scudo LWB 2.0 Multijet 145 Tecnico Van has piqued your interest, it could be yours on finance lease for as little as £199.99 per month (ex. VAT).
Concerned about the location of your storage for items other than work tools? By elevating the seat cushion, you may reach the storage compartment under the passenger seat in the Renault Trafic. It's an excellent spot to store one or two bags. Each door includes a shallow lower storage area separated into three portions, as well as a small upper recess suitable for keys or money. The locking mechanism, which is managed by a hands-free keycard that enables keyless entry, is one of its better features, though (and start). Furthermore, the van locks itself as you leave the immediate area.
When you enter the Trafic, you'll see where Renault focused its attention: a new 8.0 touch screen now occupies the dashboard's centre console. The infotainment system has physical quick access buttons for often used features below the screen, and it has a really beautiful appearance. Instead of utilising the touchscreen, you may still adjust the temperature using the large knobs on the dashboard.
Think the Renault Trafic SWB SL28 Blue DCI 130 Sport Van could be the right van lease for you? Well, it could be yours on finance lease for as little as £199.99 per month (ex. VAT).
The Peugeot Partner, the Citroen Berlingo, and the Vauxhall Combo Cargo are frequently confused with each other. They all share the same features, if not the same appearance. The 1.5-litre BlueHDi diesel engine is the same in all three vans, but each has a unique front-end design. Only Citroen and Vauxhall share the interior styling, though. This is so that the Peugeot Partner can be distinguished from its sibling's thanks to the i-Cockpit, a design that was influenced by Peugeot's passenger cars. Although not everyone may enjoy the i-Cockpit interior layout, it does give you the impression that you are in the centre of the vehicle.
If the Peugeot Partner Standard 1000 1.5 Bluehdi 100 Asphalt Premium Van [6 speed] has taken your interest then you’re in luck. It's currently on the list of our special offers for £217.99 per month (ex. VAT) on a finance lease.
There are many benefits to leasing a van, all of which you can find here before you decide to buy your next business van. At MWVC, we offer a range of small van lease options to satisfy everyone's requirements for finding the ideal small van lease deal. Whether you're searching for a personal deal or a business vehicle to lease, our knowledgeable sales staff can provide you with advice on the best deal for you. Still unsure as to whether leasing a car is the right choice for you? You can reach a member of our staff by calling 0116 490 3030.
*All pricing is correct at the time of publishing.
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