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Roles Citycopper: a very light commercial vehicle with a four-cylinder engine, 1,010 kg maximum gross weight and a 2.07 m wheelbase
This vehicle is a very light commercial vehicle in the van class, with a maximum gross weight of only 1,010 kg, well below the 3,500 kg usually seen in this class. The manufacturer and the chassis origin are not given in the register, and the model carries the designation Citycopper. The registration is recorded for the year 1993.
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The engine has four cylinders. With a maximum gross weight of 1,010 kg and an unladen weight of 620 kg, the payload comes to around 390 kg. Wheelbase is 2.07 m and width only 1.42 m. These dimensions are well below those of an ordinary panel van and point to a compact microvehicle designed for short inner-city trips.
At a maximum gross weight of only 1,010 kg, the vehicle falls into EU class N1, but right at the extreme lower edge of that class, far from the 3,500 kg boundary. Microvehicles of this kind are built above all for short trips on narrow city streets with a small load, not for long journeys or heavy freight.
Buying a used commercial vehicle this old and this small means checking above all for corrosion in the load-bearing structure, since microvehicles from this period are often built with thinner panels than regular vans. Equally important are the condition of the brakes, the availability of spare parts for a vehicle built in such small numbers, and whether the technology fitted can still be kept running with a reasonable amount of effort.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Roles Citycopper
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