2019 Best Medium Van | Peugeot Expert v Ford Transit v Hyundai iLoad v Renault Trafic
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2019
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It's refreshing to see that you guys have reported on the important factors that courier drivers etc look for when buying a van instead of racing them around a track. The Peugeot ticks all the right boxes.
Very good show. Excellent comparison.
Cheers
For resale value only ,why wouldn't you choose a transit? then add in the dealer !
Next time review the Trafic with same options as your Transit and Expert, not the entry level !
The 1200kg load capacity chassis is more firm than the 1000kg one and has less wind sensibility.
The separation bulkhead with the long items trap flap is available and change radically the driving feeling.
Reverse camera is available in option
As Dylan Muir says, this is not a good review
Wouldn't change the poor wind and no foot rest issues
Ever used the peugeots speakers?
Only 52 people agreed with you last year. 12,400 brought the hiace. Next was the iload 8,000 then the ford transit custom 6,500.
Tying in the odometer reading so crims can't clock the vehicles
20 second in.. someone forgot to redo their warp stabiliser.. rookie mistake 🤣 (editing note)
That lack of foot space for your clutch foot just ruled out the renault absolutly!
Transits all suffer badly from rust underneath.Annual test centre Mechanic told me they were made in Turkey from Bean cans
:D
Yeah ...Nah.
Crap
full of it no rust in mine
Ldv mate...still holding price.
The Renault you failed on as it's got barns doors at rear if you want also. Also it can have sliding doors both sides or just one side. I don't know if your being paid to favour a certain van or not but you haven't done a good job at all with this video. The new Toyota is not mentioned also. This is a fail in my books as to show all the vans and what's good and what's not.
The "new Toyota" is a Peugeot anyway.
Nice review.
Thanks!
Where is the vw transporter ?
Sat rusting away in the car park.
Obvious ommissions of negative issues from peugeot is almost no dealer network for servicing here in Victoria very limited. High end interior???? plastics are very cheap compared to ford. Steering wheel is offcentre to the left of the body and feels unusual. Might as well not have a bench seat because of the complete lack of leg room in front of the bench seat. All the most obvious issues were excluded from this report. None of these issues exist in the ford. If the new hiace was included no bench seat at all and no barn door option.
WE WANT A 4x4 VAN!
Hiace 4wd comes out next year. You can get it in beige or white.
@@doctorboy5892 do you have a link?
Fuel Consumption is mostly important. You aint said a word ?
Here is my opinion:
-Ford 10 Liter/ Diesel on 100 km
-Renault 6,5 Liter / Diesel on 100 km
-Toyota 9 Liter / Diesel on 100 km
-Hyndai 12 Liter / Diesl on 100 km
this is real world comparison, not the recomended from manufactor. Besides Renault is cheapest Spare Parts Market Price, its also a cheapest Repair cost. Also The Renault Motor is running 200.000 Km withou any issues, usual Runs over 500.000 Km after this you have to run service :)))
Every other Manufactor strugles to get their Counterfit Gearbox to run on their Engines Smooth and without Breaking in 50.000 km. But most can't do it without repair.
So overall Cost ist like this:
Renault ist most all all "HIDDEN CHAMPION" of every Category you can image, Cost are so low, that you probably will byu a second Renault of of the Cost you spared for Service.
And if you are Handy Men, you can Repair REnault yourself ! its more fun !
For me there is NO COMPETITION for Renault Trafic ! all thouse Counterfits Vans, who some took the Gearbox from others, Motors are anothers etc. Renault builds all by theirself just for this VAN ! And they do it PROPER WAY !
Even Mercedes can't reach the Standarts of the Renault, and thats why they decided to just take the Renault Motors and build them in Mercedes, but very few People know this, and its not alowed to advertise.
Think Twice !
i want to buy a family van 9 seater. would the trafic be the best choice? im interested in reliability, ease of repair, fuel and safety.
cheers
And how many airbags does it have? Mebe one.........
Rearview cameras are a must for newbie van driving
If vans got as much love as utes everyone would buy them instead. Im a tradie and i prefer the van over utes. I've had a hiace, iload and now the trafic lwb .. to be honest, the renault is the best so far. Its economic, car like, i can pick up my 2 kids from school. Has underseat storage so you can put lengths up to 4.2m long in! I can stand up a 2.7m plasterboard sheet on its edge against my racking... i like it so far!
I pick up the 2020 personally speced Transit Custom in Jan.
Wish American version of transit be sold in AU.
Why? Thr steering wheel is on the wrong side.
They should put the 3.7 V6 and 3.5 V6 EcoBoost engines in the UK Transits too
@@terrificspokesman7416 4x4 as well
@@djwells3452 in the UK we get the 4x4 van
In the UK most builders use vans. Vans are targeted by thieves for the tools they may contain. I had a Mercedes Vito which had the sliding door bent in half in an attempt to rob me. The ford transit is the most popular van in the UK Cause it’s a good van however the 1 thing that haven’t covered in this video is security. The transit is a joke! A wrench will give you access to the drivers door in 10 seconds. And now they will punch a hole in the sliding door to get to the lock mechanism there. All vans are vulnerable but the ford is a fucking joke! Your call lads but if Australia is anything like the UK your ford security will not save your tools!
Aftermarket locks.
Ford's have been easy to break into since the dawn of time, the transits been the most stolen vehicle in England for decades
I’m looking to purchase a new van in the next month or two, (UK).
Today I checked out the insurance quotes for Ford Transit, Peugeot / Citroen, Vauxhall / Renault and the Maxus e3.
The insurance quotes on the Transit were more than double what they were on its competitors, which automatically rules it out for me.
so guys transporter or expert?
I'd choose one that's not on this list, the Vw Transporter
says a Schoolboy from his mothers appartment, eating mama's spagetti with souce. But people who actuarely earn their money from working, choose wisely and don't throw money on the table just because overrated vanlife-dreamers tend to choose "VW" or "MERCEDES" vans. When you grow up, you understand this.
@@bestvideos4ever1
ignoring your adhominem attacking comment, which van would you pick and why
@@bestvideos4ever1 I'm trying to decide on which 2nd hand medium size van to buy for around $25000. Could you suggest a van that will be the best value for money and reliable?
@@bestvideos4ever1 The Ford and Peugeot are not cheaper than the VW.
Why do you use kilowatt instead of the correct horsepower?
Because Australians use kilowatts
My Ford is better than all of them, depending on which setup you buy it can carry up to 1200kgs and the average MPG/L per Km is 4.9L/100ks in the City and 4.4L/100ks getting over 1363ks per 60L/Tank and it will use even less if driven more carefully on the highway, The Transit has been Number 1 In Europe since 1966/67.
What is ks?
@@istheonlyway9339kilogramms of shyte i guess
At least the iload is rear wheel drive.
Why theres no toyota hi ace ??
The Toyota can compete with European superiority.
That's badge engineered Peugeot
@@powershin12 in Australia they offer the new Toyota Hiace whereas in the UK they offer the Proace which is a rebadged Peugeot. I like the Peugeot but if I wanted a Toyota I'd rather have a Toyota than a Peugeot with a Toyota badge
The Peugeot will destroy your back. If you're driving 4+ hours forget it.
No mention of the LDV V80 or G10, poor effort.
This is easy its the ford hands down i treated myself to the sport custom and its the bollocks best van on the road
Any drams so far with engine or gearbox or anything? we are looking into getting a sport model and would be good to know about any problems.
@@adsmel5881 the only problem was the injectors where faulty and ford where great gave me a 19 plate transit and replaced with new they are expensive vans but loads of people have said what a lovely van it is and i would say if you can afford one go for it
Sorry for those who have not driven the Ford Transit Custom, sublime!
I don’t know how it is in Australia mate but in the UK ford are being broken into easily! The biggest factor they haven’t covered in this is security! The lock cylinder on the drivers door can be open with a wrench. And now they will punch a hole in the sliding door to get to the lock there. Many transits over here now will have after market fixes. It’s why I just got a transporter.
I've actually and decided switching to vw transporter after just 1 year.
@@zapbrannigan9770 still I would rather get aftermarket locks on a Transit than waste my money on an expensive and not much better Volkswagen van
Ford is Reliable
Fords interior is better!
Come on man will you pls stop abusing us four?
A French car = Trouble just ask my father in law
I have driven French cars for over 25 years, and I never had a problem. Just ask my wife 😉
@@franksagstuen2611 😅
Where can we get hold of him loads of questions to ask......
Owner of a 17 year old Renault Kangoo van here. Over 316’000 miles (508’000 km), not a patch of rust, doesn’t use any oil or any coolant, parts are cheap and it’s easy to work on.
I’m only replacing it as I now need a bigger van.
Nonsense. Peugeot make excellent, reliable vehicles.
England. Rainy. People have a bath once a month. Too close to France. You should of left us there and moved yourself to beautiful Australia. Oh and we don't like you visiting us.
How is Australia. Heared everybody complains about the spiders?
How’s it going with all of your authoritarian Covid restrictions, the alarming pace of your civil liberties being eroded and your country being sold down the river to China?
New Hiace is the king, these 4 cars are garbage
Said no one with half a brain.
haoxuee I have a ford transit custom! It’s not garbage it’s brilliant!!
@@okimthestig The transit custom is unreliable, uneconomical and can be broken in too with a master key that's available to buy online.
SRM Solar radiation management Geoengineering I’ve had no problems in 5 years it’s a brilliant van I should know I drive it every day!! How about you?
@@okimthestig Had a 2015 Transit custom 2.2. The fuel economy was shocking. Switched to a 2018 Renault Traffic which saved me 100 quid a week on fuel, which covered the payments on the van.
Have the 2020 VW Transporter 6.1 facelift ordered for early 2020.
Would never get back into a ford.
Even the new Citroen Dispatch mangages 65 MPG. The Transit can't manage 40 MPG.
You do the maths.