Being van-shaped rather than car-based gives the Fiorino a great balance of load space and exterior size – it’s less than four metres long, but will (just) accommodate a Euro pallet … See more

The Fiorino comes in one size – there’s no long-wheelbase or high-roof models, so if you need more space you’ll need to step up to a larger vehicle, such as the Fiat Doblo Cargo. A p… See more

The Fiorino takes most of its cabin architecture from Fiat’s passenger car range, so there are plenty of switches and dials that feel more akin to a city car than a commercia… See more

The Fiorino’s competition in tiny vans is… limited. Apart from the now-discontinued Peugeot Bipper and Citroen Nemo, only Ford offers anything like this in the form of the Transit … See more

Adorably cute, as dinky as one of Fiat’s city cars and actually great fun to drive, but the Fiorino is likely to remain a niche product, as it’s simply nowhere near as versatile as a slightly la… See more