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I need a good van for deliveries in town, so it needs to be small and easy to park, but I don't really want to use a car in case people see inside.
I don't know where to start?!
I have category B and B1 and there's a little picture of what looks like a van on the back of my licence - so can I drive any van?
I drive a long way on the motorway hauling quite heavy loads of metal, so I need a capable van, but I want to save a bit of cash on diesel. Is there anything out there?
I might buy a van because I have a few flats I rent out and I need to move stuff like cookers and furniture. I won't use it much.
I don't drive a manual car and I wonder if there are many automatic vans?...
I bought it in December (21st)) Ive since driven 1070 miles. ( (Most of that was just driving it home - dealer is 300 miles away) The power steering fails intermittently - I told the dealer and he sent...
My sister-in-law has just passed her test for automatics only, we have got some insurance quotes for a Corsa, Micra, Polo and these are just about affordable to insure. Could you recommend the best option...
I'm being offered one of the last 2012 model CR-V Hondas at £24k with delivery miles only and pre-registered. It is an auto ES-T which would have been listed around £29k when new. The price sounds good...
Could you give me your advice about cars like Skoda Superb 2008, BMW 3 Series E90, Mercedes C-Class W204, Kia Optima, Hyundai i40 estate or any other good car for everyday driving and long journeys for...
My wife insists on low mileage, but I consider average, say 10 to 12,000 per year, is best. Who's right and why?
Enquiring yesterday at Ford Dealer about 1.6 Focus petrol and was told that I would be better of with the 1.0 Focus with Ecoboost. Can this be right?
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