Check out the latest on Iveco - See reviews (12), specs, photos, prices and more on Top Speed! Iveco Daily van review. The 3.0-litre comes with CNG power too. The latest Iveco Daily offers average fuel economy savings of 8% over.

Faults: - Light bulbs (both exterior and interior) have been changed a million times; these circuit problems were supposed to have been fixed by the dealer when it was first sold to me, but they have persisted all along. - Pieces of plastic trim on the exterior of the van have fallen a few times and I have fixed them with black tape. - Factory CD player was broken when the vehicle was sold and was fixed by the dealer free of charge. General Comments: A great van all in all. Very good performance, I find the handling very very good, since the suspension is quite firm and the steering is perfectly balanced, providing great feedback. Engine has a tonne of power, despite being the small 2.3 with 126 HP.

Fuel economy is about 10% worse than comparable vans like a Ford Transit or a Peugeot Boxer or a Renault Master; you'll just have to live with that. However you need to do much less gear changes than in a Transit, so actually everything is much smoother, due to the amazing torque the engine produces. It can cope with huge amounts of weight no other van can deal with this easily, it's unbelievable, the van just won't sink ever, no matter how hard you try, the ground clearance will stay the same. Powerpoint 2000 File Extension. I actually find the van handles better with a few tonnes than empty! Loading area on the back cargo doors is a bit high, but that is mostly due to the van being rear wheel drive.

Seats could certainly be more comfortable, but not bad. I don't know why they didn't put headrests in these. I have the 6-seat combi, and a big, big setback is how incredibly hard those three rear seats are to remove - other vans way way easier.

Plus they're extremely heavy and yet not that comfortable - hardly a good recipe. However all in all, it's a great, dependable, quick, easy to live with, big van. I am very happy with it and recommend buying one. Year of manufacture 2013 First year of ownership 2015 Most recent year of ownership 2017 Engine and transmission 2.3 turbo diesel Manual Performance marks 9 / 10 Reliability marks 5 / 10 Comfort marks 7 / 10 Dealer Service marks 6 / 10 Running Costs (higher is cheaper) 8 / 10 Overall marks (average of all marks) 7.0 / 10 Distance when acquired 72000 kilometres Most recent distance 125000 kilometres Previous car Volkswagen Polo Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes Review Date: 17th March, 2017. Faults: Nutty electrics - windows are run by pixies that decide when they open and close, irrespective of my wishes. Slightly soft feel to the van - things may go wrong as the miles mount - it doesn't feel like a hard core vehicle.

General Comments: Lovely drive, eats the miles with any load, and it has been heavily loaded by us, no mechanical faults yet, I have never seen the engine and don't intend to - it's the dealers problem. Looks the business and does the job. Will change after one year for an 09 model, so hope it stays going for the one year I intend to keep it. We work 18 hour days almost every day, and we need a van that looks respectable and businesslike - this Iveco does, and it is an imposing presence. Quite good on fuel (av. 15l/100km) and bags of power, a big load area and immune to overloading.