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By: Craig Rad

Minivans are popular from more than 20 years; their main advantage is the storage space, comfort and passenger capacity. For 2007 this family favorites still expand with some new models, really revamped, with new attractive options. Daimler Chrysler (the Chrysler Town and Country, Dodge Caravan and Grand Caravan) received major improvements and are more and more popular these days. For Nissan 2007 debut with the redesigned minivan named Quest; Toyota begun 2007 selling the new Sienna, all wheel drive minivan.

The Mike Tyson of the van world is the Iveco Daily. It is the strongest and toughest van on the market. The dashboard is a massive slab with curves around the driver and all instruments point towards the driver. The driver seat is one of the best in its category; it adjust in all directions and supportive on long voyages. A radio CD player is standard; air conditioning, satellite navigation and electrical windows are on a large list of options.

On the road, Iveco Daily is the safest van on the world; it has massive side rubbing strips and plastic bumpers aft and front, to avoid little scrapes. It is no difficult to drive, with its new six speed gearbox, making it the most powerful van on the road. It is quiet too.

There are many van services to take people from an airport to their hotels or another destination. Moving from the airport to your destination is not easy. Usually the van services are situated near the airports and are an irresistible attraction for tired, confused, foreign speaking passengers. The van barkers are ready to help them to get into the vehicle as soon as possible and secure their luggage in the vans secured back. Once in the van, the passengers wait for the van to leave and travel safely to their destination. Airport shuttle vans are a profitable and useful idea, for passengers and owners. It is wise to check the prices, types of vehicles and options at the airport.

Not all the shuttle services have blue vans; there are dark red, white or gray vans too. Yellow shuttles are also very popular. Vans services are prompt, affordable, dependable and professional; the destination hotels, businesses, conventions, restaurants or even home are easily reachable. The costs are lower than a taxi and a van service is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Fleets of yellow and blue vans whisk the passengers where they need to go. Some companies have also sleek sedans and motor coaches, even buses.

The word van is the shortened version of the word caravan; this word is applied to boxy cargo vehicles. In UK, a minivan is a people carrier or a multi purpose vehicle. A larger passenger van is a minibus. In US, a van is a box shaped vehicle, used to carry goods. A dry van carry almost all goods, a refrigerated van is used for cold goods. A car used to carry baggage is also called a van. In Japan the Mazda Bongo and the Subaru vans are the most popular. In Australia, the van is used as minivan, minibus, panel van; full size vans are used for commercial purposes or as a passenger vehicle with 7 or 8 seats.

A camper van is a vehicle that provides transport and sleeping accommodation. Camper vans describe the vans that have been fitted out for both uses; camper vans are recreational vehicles and are equipped with a pop-up roof or a fixed high top roof. The pop-up roof can be raised during camping. Camper vans have a small kitchen with a refrigerator and two burner gas hob and grill. Camper van must also have a dual voltage lighting which work as dedicated battery (leisure battery) or off the AC power, supplied via a hook-up cable.

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