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Today’s pick-up truck market might be all about the top-selling Ford Ranger, but for a long time was the Mitsubishi L200 that ruled as ‘King of the Flat Beds’ in the UK - and now it wants its throne back!
Volkswagen has revealed the first images of the Volkswagen Transporter Commerce Pro S, which will slot in towards the top of the medium van’s range.
In much the same way the Ford Transit Custom dominates the van sales charts, the Ford Ranger is the undisputed ‘King of the Pick-up Trucks’ – so which is best for you?
Which is the most significant Ford model? Fiesta... Focus... Model T, so long as it is black? If we're talking about the most significant right now, then that has to be the Ford Ranger
There are some fierce rivalries in the van industry, but few head-to-heads are as doggedly fought as the tussle between Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen...
For all the talk about electric in the automotive industry, there is no getting away from the fact that diesel-fuelled engines remain the most popular powertrain of choice in the commercial vehicle industry.
The Renault Group will assume full ownership of Flexis, a brand-new commercial vehicle brand that will launch in late 2026 with its version of the brand-new Renault Trafic E-Tech.
The Ford E-Transit Courier has gained a series of minor but welcome upgrades for 2026 with a new larger battery eking out 10% range and allowing for Pro Power Onboard to be included for the first time.
It’s a jungle out there on the roads and as anyone who has the privilege of driving on them regularly will know, there is so much more to getting from point-A to point-B than simply getting behind the wheel.
Citroen needs little introduction when it comes to its hugely successful commercial vehicle range and the current generation Citroen Dispatch is no exception.
Chinese New Year is fast approaching and while for many that means it is time to herald the Zodiac Year of the Horse, one could argue it is destined to be the Year of the Van instead.
Chinese New Year is upon us once more and in 2026 that means we are getting ready to celebrate the Year of the Horse.
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