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Customisation for the masses
18th September 2003, Page 14
18th September 2003
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PEUGEOT HAS expanded its special vehicle operations, previously only used in specialised police roles, to include the entire fleet industry.
Peugeot Special Vehicle Operations (PSVO) can modify any of its vehicles, including light commercial, for any company, whether it is for use insecurity, performance or corporate re-branding.
This can include special racking systems, workbenches, drawers and cupboards and even refrigera tion facilities although the two-man prisoner cell requested by the police may be a modification too far for most firms.
Jon Morton, fleet sales manager for PSVO. says: "We are now geared up to supply bespoke vehicles to the entire fleet
market."