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Traffic, vivaro & primaster

  • 24-02-2011 10:50pm
    #1
    Harrier1980
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭


    Guys,
    I am getting a new van and was wondering what is the difference between
    1. Renault traffic
    2. Opel Vivaro
    3. Nissan primaster..

    Is ther any reliability issues between the three or are they essentially the same unit??
    cheers in advance
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  • #2
    wiger toods
    Closed Accounts Posts: 813 ✭✭✭wiger toods


    Harrier1980 wrote: »
    Guys,
    I am getting a new van and was wondering what is the difference between
    1. Renault traffic
    2. Opel Vivaro
    3. Nissan primaster..

    Is ther any reliability issues between the three or are they essentially the same unit??
    cheers in advance
    All made by renault i think. gearbox tends to go at 60000miles, supposedly a laguna gearbox, while engine packs in at anything close to or barely over 100000miles. Take a look at donedeal, most of the ones being sold have 90000(give or take a few 1000 miles)done. Apparently start to fall apart when they get to the 100000 mile mark as well. just my 2cents though.
    ps. Actually seen one let go in clare just before xmas. I was just after coming off that new bypass built recently on my way from Galway, i was driving in the roslevan area, smoke everywhere. hope this helps dude!


  • #3
    Harrier1980
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 125 ✭✭Harrier1980


    We are thinking around 2007 with 60k odd miles.. What would the best van be?? We need the same space as the LWB traffic in the van???


  • #4
    wiger toods
    Closed Accounts Posts: 813 ✭✭✭wiger toods


    Harrier1980 wrote: »
    We are thinking around 2007 with 60k odd miles.. What would the best van be?? We need the same space as the LWB traffic in the van???
    i ended up with a new shape caddy in the end, but thats no good to you. Tis a hard one. Hiace? Transit? but god there ugly. You could try a new shape vito (never anything under 05, or you might as well cut the roof off and use it as a flower bed)! Watch out for rust though, the white ones seem to suffer more from this problem for some reason.
    Why cant they build a van we can all go to work in!:confused:


  • #5
    Nissan doctor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,223 ✭✭✭Nissan doctor


    A Hi-ace has to be the most reliable van by some distance IMO. Transits are pretty good to and generally cheap to repair due to the popularity and easy of getting parts.

    The new Hi-ace is ugly but sure reliability is more important then looks in a van IMO


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