Iveco Daily review - pictures

The new daily brings the trucks market to panel vans.

The Daily does suffer from bad fuel consumption. 

The Daily no longer has the cabin vibes of a heavy duty truck. 

Thanks to new double wishbone suspension the Iveco Daily rides and handles much sharper than the previous model.

Some trim inside the cabin does feel cheap.

The cabin has plenty of storage and the controls are simple to operate. 

During conering the front end grips rather well. 

Larger Daily versions are easy manoeuvre at low speed. 

The 3.0 litre engine is impressive a it puts out 202bhp and is quiet when on the move.

The gearbox is far from smooth when their is a big load onbaord. 

Combined cycles in the Daily now return 34 MPG, this is also boosted to 35 MPG with the addtion of stop-start technology. 

Load volumes vary from 7.3 Metres cubed to 19.6 Metres cubed. 

Iveco have reduced the fuel consumption of the new Daily by 5.5 per cent.