what vehicle is best to start of with

[samarb]

Berlingo does well as a smart looking run around, cheap to run as well.

[swinny]

Berlingo does well as a smart looking run around, cheap to run as well.

 

Yup i run a berlingo also

[hazzygawa]

A two wheel drive pick up ??

[WorcsWuss]

I did a lot of miles in a Renault kangoo many years ago, same thing as the berlingo, super little van, LOADS of room in the back, more economical than a connect (although not as nice looking or to drive) and very cheap to buy and run. Nice big sides for sign writing.

Good choice....

[harvey b davison]

Another vote here for the berlingo. I drive a c15, and its been totally reliable, no matter how much abuse i give it. If you have the license, then get a small trailer to go with it. I've operated with this set up for years with my joinery work.

[rgsltd]

Connect I have one and prefer mine to my previous partner van plenty of room in back for tools ect 1.8 tddi bit sluggish but soon picks up

[Marc Lewis]

whats the point messin about stickin brash in a van, as redmf said, why not get a tipper straight away. if its cos of cost, get any type of pick up, way better for tree work than any van.

[mendiplogs]

Berlingo does well as a smart looking run around, cheap to run as well.

 

HI ALL my smart cars good i will just take the 880 ok 50 mpg in and out of bath :thumbup1:jon there some pics of it on here jon

[Marc Lewis]

Some people seem to have this idea of working up through vehicles until they get to their ideal motor. If you can afford it get it to start with

[Marc Lewis]

HI ALL my smart cars good i will just take the 880 ok 50 mpg in and out of bath :thumbup1:jon there some pics of it on here jon

 

your leagues ahead of the rest of us jon, different gravy mate:001_tt2:happy new year bud:thumbup: