People Movers

Warren Caves finds the new Granvia is rather more than a Mum Bus As Toyota drops the long serving Tarago to make way for the Granvia, does it have what it takes to fill the rather large, family-friendly Tarago boots? The Toyota Tarago hit the Australian market in 1983, largely unopposed in the people-mover market. Prior to that time, families ...

Commuters move to captain’s chairs in the new Granvia The Tarago was a bit futuristic when it first hit the Australian market, offering a more upmarket ride from the commuter bus but never quite making it to the status of equalling the Mercedes-Benz Viano. The incoming all-new Hiace has changed the equation yet again as it enables the introduction to ...

IVECO’s people mover has considerable appeal, as Delivery Magazine found on a recent drive in Melbourne The age of convenience is well and truly upon us, with people looking for new ways to lure customers by making ease-of-use one of the biggest drawcards. While it takes on many different facades, convenience is mostly about making a customer’s life simpler and ...

Delivery’s people-mover category brought an interesting variety of options, some of which are totally unique in appeal and practicality. For Rob Randazzo, the thing that sets people movers apart from other load carriers is that your load has the ability to express its needs and opinions – and does! The only real unique advantage is that it self-loads (or unloads) ...

Hyundai’s iMax shows it’s still an interesting and versatile performer. The rise to prominence of Hyundai’s iLoad and iMax has shown just how having the right product and the right price can shake the traditional market of vans and people movers. The South Korean manufacturer brought its semi-bonneted design into a segment where Toyota dominated and Ford held sway with ...