Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Clive McDonald on July 26, 2009, 07:29:07 pm
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The dealer has offered a pre registered 2l cdti 115bhp swb vivaro at £11,995plus £13,794inc Vat
The payload is 1100kg.
I wondered what your thoughts were on this.For vivaro owners would i get an 800l tank in and two reels, and possibly two passengers?
Is the load space big enough to get poles in without cutting holes in the bulk head as i have with my scudo?
Are these vans up to it or do i need something that will take more weight?
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Shop around before you buy, last month i brought from a dealer a 1 1/2 year old primastar (same van but nissan's ) with electric windows, air con, reversing sensors and 14000 miles on the clock for £6300 inc vat, still got 1 1/2 year warranty on it and its its in excellent condition.
I know yours is brand new but is 1 1/2 years worth nearly £7500 more.
Darren
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biggest mistake Ive made was buying a Vivaro, be prepared to spend £2K on a new gearbox at around 50,000 miles.
Don't get me wrong they drive ok but if you check out google there is a forum for the Vivaro and if I had seen that before I bought I wouldn't have bought if you know what I mean.
Just type in Vauxhall Vivaro and you see for yourself, Ive had mine 3 years ( 04 plate ) with 14,000 miles on clock when I bought it and the gearbox has gone not once but twice in that time.
and its NOT covered on warranty BEWARE
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Shop around before you buy, last month i brought from a dealer a 1 1/2 year old primastar (same van but nissan's ) with electric windows, air con, reversing sensors and 14000 miles on the clock for £6300 inc vat, still got 1 1/2 year warranty on it and its its in excellent condition.
I know yours is brand new but is 1 1/2 years worth nearly £7500 more.
Darren
thats bloody good I just bought a silver 07 vivaro sportive from vauxhall for £8180. is yours colour coded?
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Vauxhall, Nissan and Renault changed there gearbox manufacturer in 06 because of this problem. there are thousands of them on the road now and have hardly any with gearbox problems on 06 onwards.
Don't let it worry you on a new one.
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Shop around before you buy, last month i brought from a dealer a 1 1/2 year old primastar (same van but nissan's ) with electric windows, air con, reversing sensors and 14000 miles on the clock for £6300 inc vat, still got 1 1/2 year warranty on it and its its in excellent condition.
I know yours is brand new but is 1 1/2 years worth nearly £7500 more.
Darren
thats bloody good I just bought a silver 07 vivaro sportive from vauxhall for £8180. is yours colour coded?
No, i am a white van man now
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biggest mistake Ive made was buying a Vivaro, be prepared to spend £2K on a new gearbox at around 50,000 miles.
Don't get me wrong they drive ok but if you check out google there is a forum for the Vivaro and if I had seen that before I bought I wouldn't have bought if you know what I mean.
Just type in Vauxhall Vivaro and you see for yourself, Ive had mine 3 years ( 04 plate ) with 14,000 miles on clock when I bought it and the gearbox has gone not once but twice in that time.
and its NOT covered on warranty BEWARE
Is covered by warranty as less than 3 years old, and i believe the gearbox was sorted on the 05 models and onwards
Darren
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Maybe expert 1200kg would be better.
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down to personal choice but I wouldn't touch them ever again, I will never buy Vauxhall again either van or car
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like I'd never buy a ford or Renault. we all get burned. ;)
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yep them too
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Maybe expert 1200kg would be better.
I like that van better than the vivaro. Shop around @ dealers & on the net. You can save a lot of money with a bit of research. ;)
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down to personal choice but I wouldn't touch them ever again, I will never buy Vauxhall again either van or car
Had a vauxhall astravan, before the primastar i just brought, had that nearly 11 years ago from new not one problem with it, nothing wrong with vauxhall
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I had an expert , now have had a transit for a year... love it... rock solid and reliable. and not had one single problem.
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down to personal choice but I wouldn't touch them ever again, I will never buy Vauxhall again either van or car
Had a vauxhall astravan, before the primastar i just brought, had that for nearly 11 years from new not one problem with it, nothing wrong with vauxhall
as I said its down to personal choice and I know I wont be choosing vauxhall ever again
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down to personal choice but I wouldn't touch them ever again, I will never buy Vauxhall again either van or car
Had a vauxhall astravan, before the primastar i just brought, had that for nearly 11 years from new not one problem with it, nothing wrong with vauxhall
as I said its down to personal choice and I know I wont be choosing vauxhall ever again
What do you drive ?
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Vivaro ;D
in process of getting another car but I know what I want Honda Accord
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Vivaro ;D
in process of getting another car but I know what I want Honda Accord
If they are that bad why do you keep it
Changing subject quickly, just looked at your website, not bad
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I still have it as I paid out for 2 gearboxes and want my moneys worth so to speak, plus my Ionic system is built into it.
hoping to get another year or so out of it before I get another one.
thanks for the website comment, didn't do it myself ( haven't a clue ) I paid someone to do it
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is this a van forum ?????????????????????????
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no its a topic of discussion on a W/C forum about the choice of work van for W/C feel free to contribute
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well said,
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Ive had my Nissan Primaster for 3 years come December ive had a few minor faults nothing major that has cost me money still looks as good as when i bought it new mines a 56 plate so hopefully the gearbox issues have been sorted one thing about it is in the winter theres a lot of creaking when i put it in reverse that might be down to me as ive spilled a lot of pure water inside it about 2 years ago but all in iam happy with it.
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I think vans are a justifiable topic, we all need vans to do our work, so it is related.