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Seat kit price freeze - 12/06/2009
Build-A-Van (BAV) which reports strong interest at present from a number of industry sectors, is currently freezing its van seat kit prices until 2012, to help customers to plan ahead in the current difficult climate.
Build-A-Van (BAV) which reports strong interest at present from a number of industry sectors, is currently freezing its van seat kit prices until 2012, to help customers to plan ahead in the current difficult climate.
June 2009
It seems like just a few brief months since we were attending launches of vans with Euro 4 engines. Yet already we are starting to see Euro 5 emissions compliant motors making an appearance, in advance of the legislation that comes into force in October.
The good news for operators is that, despite an inevitable rising of purchase costs in some cases, Euro 5 engine promise more performance for less fuel used, which in turn results in lower emissions. For once going green need not cost you more.
While yet more European legislation may not be high on your list of fleet requirements in the present business climate. Surely anything that can cut running costs has to be good news.
Dan Gilkes
Contributing editor
DAN GILKES
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
The good news for operators is that, despite an inevitable rising of purchase costs in some cases, Euro 5 engine promise more performance for less fuel used, which in turn results in lower emissions. For once going green need not cost you more.
While yet more European legislation may not be high on your list of fleet requirements in the present business climate. Surely anything that can cut running costs has to be good news.
Dan Gilkes
Contributing editor
DAN GILKES
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
July 2009
In the July issue of Van User we’ll be taking an in-depth look at everything that is new in the racking and van storage markets. We’ll also be getting behind the wheel of a Land Rover Defender and a Fiat Scudo, and taking a first look at the next generation Iveco EcoDaily.
