The new Vauxhall contender for the UK panel van market has been revealed in the form of the Combo, which is to be sold in two wheelbases, two heights, two gross vehicle weights (2,000kg and 2,300kg) two trim levels and with four engine choices.
The vehicles is actually a Fiat Doblo in disguise and comes as a result of a new partnership forged between GM Europe and Fiat Group. It will also be sold in the US under Chrysler’s Ram brand name.
The engine range for the Vauxhall version includes a 1.3-liter CDTi and a 1.6-liter CDTi, both offering 90 hp. The higher output version of the 1.6L has 105 hp and the range-topper is a 2.0-liter CDTi with 135 hp.
The 1.6 CDTi is offered with a choice of either a six-speed manual or a Tecshift automated manual, while the 1.3 CDTi only comes with a five-speed manual.
Prices will start at £14,703 OTR, with standard equipment coming in the form of emote central door locking, full-steel bulkhead, trip computer, electric power steering, driver’s airbag, ABS with EBD, CD/radio and a 12 volt power outlet in the dashboard.
If you want air conditioning, metallic paint, body-colour bumpers and door mirrors, nearside sliding door, driver seat with height adjustment, armrest and lumbar support, you should go for the new Sportive trim level that has been introduced.
The engine range for the Vauxhall version includes a 1.3-liter CDTi and a 1.6-liter CDTi, both offering 90 hp. The higher output version of the 1.6L has 105 hp and the range-topper is a 2.0-liter CDTi with 135 hp.
The 1.6 CDTi is offered with a choice of either a six-speed manual or a Tecshift automated manual, while the 1.3 CDTi only comes with a five-speed manual.
Prices will start at £14,703 OTR, with standard equipment coming in the form of emote central door locking, full-steel bulkhead, trip computer, electric power steering, driver’s airbag, ABS with EBD, CD/radio and a 12 volt power outlet in the dashboard.
If you want air conditioning, metallic paint, body-colour bumpers and door mirrors, nearside sliding door, driver seat with height adjustment, armrest and lumbar support, you should go for the new Sportive trim level that has been introduced.
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