Vehicle Guide

Body Styles Explained

From compact hatchbacks to Luton vans — a quick guide to every body style we lease, with live availability for each.

Sports Utility Vehicles combine a raised driving position, generous ground clearance and (often) four-wheel drive with e…

Compact, efficient and easy to park, hatchbacks are the default choice for pool cars, city-based teams and cost-consciou…

Estate cars pair car-like handling and efficiency with a long, flat load area — ideal for field-based staff carrying equ…

A traditional three-box saloon remains a smart, professional choice for client-facing roles and executive travel, with a…

Sleeker and sportier than a standard hatchback or saloon, coupés suit senior team members and client-facing roles where …

Open-top motoring for perk cars, executive fleets and seasonal business use, without the long-term commitment of buying …

Multi-Purpose Vehicles maximise seating and interior flexibility — a practical option for businesses that need to move p…

Compact panel vans that are easy to drive and park in town, ideal for trades and last-mile delivery work.…

The workhorse of most commercial fleets, balancing load capacity with everyday drivability.…

Maximum load volume and payload for businesses moving larger goods or equipment.…

A box body with a low load floor and over-cab storage, purpose-built for removals, deliveries and bulky loads.…

Combines passenger seating for a work crew with load space behind — ideal for teams travelling to site together with too…

Open load-bed commercial vehicles built for rugged, heavy-duty work and towing, popular in construction, agriculture and…

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