driving an enjoyable experience There&rsquo;s so much you can do with a van - furniture removing, trips to the waste disposal centre, the supermarket - and not forgetting those amateur and professional musicians with bulky instruments, techno-electro young freaks and their happy bands, friendly local DJs and their enormous speakers, animal lovers - you can fit at least a St. Bernard in, (although a Dartmoor Pony might be a struggle), pigeon fanciers....(Readers please note that this is the censored list). I haven&rsquo;t even mentioned lawnmowers, mountain bikes, ecological water butts and sofa beds. The nicest little &rsquo;Pug&rsquo; this side of Peking, the Bipper has won many accolades including International Van of the Year and &rsquo;What Van&rsquo; of the Year Award. It&rsquo;s a sub-compact van based on car technology but it&rsquo;s slightly bigger than most car-derived vans and is aimed at urban businesses where decent payload, ease of loading and light handling plus lively performance are key requirements. I&rsquo;m pleased to report that on all counts it excels. A load volume of 2.5 square metres with load-securing rings on the floor and a payload of 610 kgs is ample for most small businesses. And it&rsquo;s fantastically easy to load too, thanks to rear doors that open to 180 degrees and a large sliding side door. It certainly &rsquo;cuts the mustard&rsquo; in the kerbside struggle to &rsquo;load and away&rsquo;. Driving it is a real pleasure. Perfect seating in a warm and comfortable cabin with good storage space and robust fixtures and fittings