E Lions Other models

For this vehicle the register lists a kerb weight of 3,225 kg and a gross vehicle weight of 4,250 kg. The vehicle is 7,200 mm long and 2,350 mm wide, with four wheels and a wheelbase of 4,490 mm, and reaches a top speed of 90 km/h.

With a difference of 1,025 kg between kerb weight and gross vehicle weight, a solid payload margin is available. The long wheelbase relative to overall length points to a body with continuous usable space between the axles rather than wide front or rear overhangs. Because the gross vehicle weight is only just above 3.5 tonnes, a category C1 licence is already sufficient for this vehicle. Four wheels and a comparatively modest width of 2,350 mm point to a build closer to a light delivery vehicle than to a heavy multi-axle truck.

For a used example, check the frame and running gear for corrosion and wear, the condition of the clutch and gearbox, and the operation of the brakes. Given the long load area between the axles, it is also worth checking the floor and body mounting for sagging and cracks, as well as the seals of the doors and windows at the rear of the body.