LCV reviews

The third-generation version of the Citroën Berlingo van is a major update on its predecessor in all the important areas.

It’s a tough job, transporting video equipment and their operators. Is the Volkswagen Caddy up to the task? Zaak Andrews finds out

I managed to spend 720 miles behind the wheel of the Mercedes-Benz X-Class over Christmas, so I’ve got a pretty clear idea of what this truck is all about.

The Volkswagen California is geared towards adventures and, if that’s your thing, then you won’t be disappointed by this well-finished camper van.

The Toyota Land Cruiser Utility is every bit as capable as the now-departed Land Rover Defender, and adds the reassurance of Toyota reliability and quality.

We kick off a long-term test of a Mercedes-Benz X-Class pick-up just as the weather takes a turn for the worse. Jack Evans reports his initial findings.

The Peugeot Expert is actually fairly remarkable as vans go, bringing car-like comfort and equipment to a reasonably priced sector.

Pick-up trucks have become big business in the UK. We hit the green lanes of Surrey in two of the most rugged off-roaders you can buy today.

When it comes to LCV sales, the Ford Transit reigns supreme. But what about its rivals? We compare the Mercedes Vito, Renault Trafic and VW Transporter.

The Volkswagen e-Crafter shows there’s a place in the world for electric vans, as well as hope that they’ll continue to grow stronger in the future.

The SsangYong Musso is an all-new version of the Korean brand’s signature full-size 4x4 pick-up. How does it stack up to its rivals?

It may be an all-new vehicle, but the new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is an effective evolution of its highly-rated predecessor.

Bolder styling, improved interior and more efficient engines have moved the Ford Transit Custom even further ahead of the competition.

Now in its third generation, the Nissan Navara balances the contrasting requirements of both workhorse and lifestyle duties.

The Mercedes-Benz X-Class is described by its manufacturer as the world’s first pick-up from a premium brand. But is such an upmarket model practical?

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter rivals the Ford Transit, offering a wide range of sizes and payloads and a very easy driving experience.

Fiat enters the pick-up market with the Fullback, a double-cab which is effectively a rebadged Mitsubishi L200, and all the better for it.

SsangYong has updated its Korando with a new, more powerful diesel engine and transmission, and revived the name of one of the brand's first models sold.

Toyota launches the eighth-generation version of its iconic Hilux with the aim of appealing not just to those who need it as a workshop but SUV buyers too.

Fiat hopes to compete against the mighty Ford Transit Custom with its new Talento, a close relation to Renault's Traffic and the Vauxhall Vivaro.

What is it? Ford' all-new version of their dominant LCV. Key features: More capability, improved efficiency, more technology.

Driving a Renault Kangoo Z.E is little different, and certainly no drawback, compared to the regular diesel-engined Kangoo van.