2010 Vans Top To Hire Gold Shop

2010 has seen awards given to the best vans in the industry this year. What are you up to? Britain’s leading buyer’s guide scoured the world for the best vans for your 2010 What Van? awards Like any good reviewer, they have been critical, and fair, in finding the best trucks for you, whether you choose to rent or buy a truck. Here are the best trucks, What Van? has recommended in 2010.

Vans over the years have changed a bit, they have become a vehicle that lasts longer and does not consume as much fuel as before. With the price of petrol rising and Britain’s growing awareness of its carbon footprint, van emissions have been reduced and vehicle requirements have been tightened.

The lightweight champion for 2010 is the Nissan NV200. It may seem small, but don’t be fooled, a lot of space comes in small packages. With a 4.2m3 capacity, this van has plenty of room, whether it’s for business deliveries or helping with the move. So how did Nissan get this huge amount of space inside a small but nice truck? To gain more space, they have moved the seats forward, still leaving ample space for the driver. The fuel tank has also been moved to fit under the driver’s seat, creating plenty of room in the rear. With a payload of over 700kg, this truck can handle a lot without feeling too forced. It’s also easy to drive, gliding down roads with as much ease as you’d expect from a small car. Plus, parking is no problem with this compact van, which can be easily maneuvered in and out of tight spaces.

What are you up to? they have also introduced an Eco category. As we become aware of our carbon footprint, it is necessary to introduce Eco technology in our transport, in this case vans. This year, Smith’s Edison E-Vans won the Eco Award, due to their green factor and high performance. This electric motor battery powered machine does not go for power factor as it can reach speeds similar to any other van and can support up to 1,800kg payload in its largest van. The Eco-Edison has a very low carbon footprint due to the fact that it has no combustion engine, therefore no emissions. This also makes for a fairly smooth and inexpensive trip.

What are you up to? Also have a number of other van recommendations. Take a look at all his thoughts on his website.