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Engines: 1.4-Irtre petrol, 75hp[120Nm; 1 9-1ttre (1166, 71 np/12.5Nm, 2
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Ot/dresel, 90hp/205Nm Transmission: front wheel dm, 5spd manual GVWs: 1,555-1,990kg Load volume: 10m3
What yon get with the Berlingoi Partner is a little van that combines simple design with real ability. It's been with us for a fair few years now, but constant updating and honing has managed to keep it a viable ophon. The pick of the bunch is the 2.0-litre which manages to combine surprising urge with decent fuel economy.
It also rides well, displaying a strong level of composure whether laden or unladen and this ability transfers into corners where it remains flat and unruffled. It's in Its element in town thanks to the quick steering and strong power delivery, which offers torque on tap from low down. Load space is competitive and you can choose between two payloads.
However, even with its practical cabin it doesn't manage to completely convince, lacking the solidity of the heavier competition to make it onto the podium.
UKES AND DISUKES._ ✓ Strong 2.0-litre engine ✓ Ideal for urban work... X ...But not for long distances