There is plenty of choice in the new van market for any business
requiring a large van, and parcel delivery fleets, glazing
companies, and contact hire organisations usually snap them up.
The problems begin when all these large vans come into the used
market to compete for the buyers’ attention. Unlike the SWB van
that is relatively compact, who wants a three-metre wheelbase,
high-roof van parked on their drive every night? (And who would
want to be their neighbour?) They are specialist tools and unless a
MWB/LWB van is really earning its keep – perhaps in courier
delivery, window replacement or carpet fitting – many used buyers
will plump for the smaller version.
In the used market, supply of high mileage LWB vans can far All this means remarketing these large panel is a process that With many large panel vans going into 24/7 delivery work, a Low-mileage examples are highly prized but exceptionally rare. How well do you really know your competitors?Access the most comprehensive Company Profiles on the market, powered by GlobalData. Save hours of research. Gain competitive edge.
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Motor Finance Issue: 44 – June 08 Published for the web: June 26 08 14:45 Last Updated: June 26 08 15:20 |