IVECO

4.2

Iveco - an international group engaged in the production of vehicles for industrial use. Concern was created in 1974 to the year, at this time of the concern includes IVECO Magirus-Deutz, FIAT and other foreign entities, the English unit of Ford truck manufacturer and the Italian company to produce trucks - Astra. Corporate Headquarters Iveco is located in Amsterdam.

The annual production of IVECO is about 160 000 trucks and more than 430 000 car engines. Gamma produced cars is wide: slightly (2.8 -6 th), medium (6-16 tons) and heavy (over 16t), commercial and off-road trucks, cargo and passenger transport, vehicles for special purposes.

In its asset group Iveco has 49 factories, 15 research centers in more than 19 countries worldwide.

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4.2

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4.4

Light truck IVECO Daily

2019 Year

4.0 Price

5.0 Reliability

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I've been using the Iveco Daily for my delivery work lately. It's durable for heavy loads, which really helps when I have large shipments. The high loading height does take a bit more effort, but it's not a deal breaker. I've noticed the engine can feel somewhat loud, especially compared to other vans I've used. Overall, a sturdy choice for heavy-duty tasks.

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Light truck IVECO Daily

2019 Year

3.0 Price

4.0 Reliability

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I'm a van driver who has had a Daily as a fleet backup. Pick carefully - there are so many lengths and heights, and payloads change a lot depending on the spec. The biggest loading bay is massive (almost 20m3) but heavier versions need different licences. Cab is basic, no overhead storage unless you pay extra, and the dash looks dated. Iveco's option packs make life easier than the old single long list, but you still end up ticking extras to get what other vans include. Dealer network is smaller than VW/Mercedes; parts and servicing are solid though, they know trucks and the 2.3 motor has a decent track record. I like the long service intervals and the 5yr cover, that matters when you run a rig every day. Not plush inside, but practical. If you want a simple, tough working van and don't care about creature comforts this will do the job.