Vans

The Vauxhall Vivaro comes in six bodystyles, with one of the largest load capacities in its class and two nine-seat Vivaro Combi options

The Volkswagen T5 Transporter is practical and good to drive, while BlueMotion models deliver low fuel consumption

The VW Caddy is one of the best small vans on the market, with a choice of three bodystyles, plus a range of low-emission models

The DFSK Loadhopper offers the space of a panel van, with the footprint of a smaller van. Economy is worse than rivals but it’s cheaper

The Mitsubishi ASX is offered with a single body style

The Fiat Punto Van is available with a single body style and is best suited to carrying small, light loads. It also offers a good payload

The Nissan Primastar comes in six body styles, has one of the largest load spaces in its class and a choice of two crew van models

The Toyota Dyna is a forward-control truck that offers a long load space in compact dimensions

More a scaled down truck than a van, the tough Iveco Daily comes in 10 styles with a weight range extending up to 7.0-tonnes

Toyota returned to the panel van market with the Proace, a rebadged version of the Peugeot Expert

Vauxhall’s smallest van, based on the Corsa, is a compact, manoeuvrable urban runabout that combines economy with reasonable load carrying

MINI reprises the classic Minivan by removing the rear seats from the Clubman. A stylish LCV for fashion-conscious small-business user

MINI reprises the classic Minivan by removing the rear seats from the Clubman. A stylish LCV for fashion-conscious small-business user

The Mitsubishi L200 Series 4 looks smart, comes in three body styles and a variety of trim levels

The Renault Trafic is available in six body styles and can carry a competitive payload but rivals offer better standard safety equipment

Ford’s Transit Connect is still good to drive, but showing its age against VW’s Caddy and the Vauxhall Combo