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This is a crucial period for Turkish manufacturer BMC, which
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is doubtless why it had the largest display of vehicles at the show. With its revised management structure and enlarged dealer network (both of which have their roots in Seddon Atkinson) BMC is ready to expand its range. The coach-based low-entry RCV chassis is now established, but the conventional Professional is up for a modernisation programme. The first step is already with us, in the guise of the 625 for Strabane council. The cab is 150mm wider and 100mm longer: it's due for a facelift at the turn of the year, before a brand new cab is introduced in 2010. The f irst members of a range of construction chassis running from 18 to 32 tonnes will also arrive in the UK later this year.