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Choose a light commercial vehicle for the load, stop frequency and route conditions. Vehicles rated up to 3.5 tonnes can have very different payloads after body conversion.

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How should Light commercial vehicles listings be compared?

This category covers light goods vehicles and specialist conversions. Pickups, panel vans, dropsides, curtainsiders, reefers and food trucks perform different jobs even when they use a related chassis.

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What actually changes the choice?

Measure the load and define its mass, loading method, door access and need for protection or temperature control. Then choose body length and height, wheelbase, driveline, gearing and cab. Urban work also makes manoeuvrability, overall height and frequent cab access important.

Gross vehicle weight is not payload. Subtract the actual vehicle, body, equipment, driver and passenger mass. A tail lift, refrigeration unit, shelving, tanks or catering equipment may leave much less allowance for goods than the body volume suggests.

How should a used vehicle be checked?

Verify VIN, records and body conversion. Inspect sills, chassis members, floor, roof, doors and any cutting or reinforcement. During a road test check powertrain, gearbox, brakes, steering and emissions warnings, then test every body function separately.

What information should the seller provide?

Request the completed vehicle’s unladen weight, payload, axle loads, usable dimensions and body records. Obtain service and mileage history, body repairs, equipment list and confirmation that the current build and seating match the registration documents.

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