The Iveco Daily RangeÂ
The Daily is one of the only vans built on a ladder-frame chassis, like a truck, rather than the unibody most large vans use. That's why it's often chosen for heavy-duty bodies, and why it runs from 3.5 tonnes up to 7.2 tonnes gross weight.Â
Comparison table (check each vehicle's listing; payload depends on body, wheelbase and spec)
Daily | Gross weight | Licence | Typical bodies in our stock | Best for |
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35-series | 3.5 tonnes | Standard car licence (B) | Panel van, tipper, Luton, dropside, beavertail, chassis cab | Trades, landscaping, deliveries |
65/70-series | 6.5–7.2 tonnes | C1 needed (3.5–7.5t) | Crew cab dropside, crane dropside, welfare van, panel van | Heavy loads, site crews, plant and materials |
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Panel van length | Load length (mm) | Load volume (m³) |
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L2 (3,000mm wheelbase) | 2,610 | 7.3 |
L3/L4 (3,520mm wheelbase) | 3,130–3,540 | 9.0–13.4 |
L4/L5 (4,100mm wheelbase) | 4,680–5,125 | 16.0–19.6 |
3.5-Tonne Iveco Daily for Sale
The 3.5-tonne Daily can be driven on a standard car licence and still carries some of the heaviest payloads in its class, up to 1,800kg in van form.
- Toolbox and arborist tippers for groundwork and tree surgery
- Lutons and cage dropsides with tail lifts for easier loading
- Beavertail bodies with ramps, built for carrying mowers and small plant
- Panel vans with up to 19.6m³ of load space
7-Tonne Iveco Daily for Sale
The 65/70-series Daily takes the same cab and running gear up to 7.2 tonnes, giving truck-level payloads in a vehicle that still drives like a van. Drivers need a C1 licence entitlement.
- Crew cab dropsides seat a full team with their materials
- Hiab crane dropsides lift heavy items on and off site
- Welfare and workshop vans for site crews
Which Iveco Daily Is Right for You?
Start with your load, crew, and drivers' licences; the table matches common jobs to the right Daily.
Your need | Best Daily | Why |
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Drivers with a standard car licence | 3.5t Daily | Drivable on category B, with payloads up to 1,800kg in van form |
Groundwork or tree surgery | 3.5t toolbox or arborist tipper | Tipping body plus lockable tool storage |
Grounds maintenance, mowers, small plant | 3.5t beavertail | Sloped bed and ramp for driving equipment on |
Furniture, white goods, palletised deliveries | 3.5t Luton with tail lift | Box body for volume; tail lift for heavy items |
Large panel van loads | 3.5t L5 high-roof panel van | Up to 19.6m³ of load space |
Moving a crew and materials together | 7t crew cab dropside | Seats a team with a larger payload |
Lifting heavy items on site | 7t Hiab crane dropside | On-board crane loads and unloads without extra kit |
Site welfare or mobile workshop | 7t welfare/workshop van | Facilities for crews on site |
A body built to your own spec | 3.5t chassis cab | A blank base for our coachbuilding team |
Not sure which suits you? Our team can talk you through the options and the Dailys we have in stock.
Finance and Warranty OptionsÂ
We offer flexible finance on every used Iveco Daily, whether you're a sole trader, a limited company or running a fleet. Options include Hire Purchase (HP), Lease Purchase (LP), and Contract Hire, so you can spread the cost in the way that suits your business. An extended warranty is also available, so you're covered if anything goes wrong after you drive away.
Choose Ideal Commercials for Your Iveco Daily
From our Hampshire site in West Meon, we've helped businesses across the South East find the right commercial vehicle. Every Iveco Daily van comes with finance and warranty options, plus part-exchange and coachbuilding to fit it to the job.Â
Iveco Daily FAQs
Which Iveco Daily is best for my business? +
The best Iveco Daily for your business depends on your load and your drivers' licences. A 3.5-tonne Daily suits most trades and can be driven on a car licence. A 7-tonne Daily suits heavier work, like crane or crew cab dropsides.
Can I drive a 7-tonne Iveco Daily on a car licence? +
No, you can't drive a 7-tonne Iveco Daily on a standard category B car licence, which covers vehicles up to 3,500kg. You need category C1, which covers 3,500kg to 7,500kg. Check your licence entitlements on GOV.UK.
What do Iveco Daily model numbers mean? +
Iveco Daily model numbers tell you the weight and power. In a 35C18, "35" means 3.5 tonnes gross weight and "18" means about 180hp. The letter shows the chassis type: S is the lighter chassis, C the heavier one.
Can I get finance on a used Iveco Daily? +
Yes, you can get finance on any used Iveco Daily we sell. We offer Hire Purchase, Lease Purchase and Contract Hire for sole traders, limited companies and fleets.
Do you offer warranty on used Iveco Dailys? +
Yes, we offer an extended warranty on our used Iveco Dailys, so you're covered if something goes wrong after purchase. Our team can explain the cover options when you buy.
Are your Iveco Dailys ULEZ compliant? +
Whether our Iveco Dailys are ULEZ compliant depends on their emissions standard. Diesel vans need to meet Euro 6, which generally applies to vans registered from September 2016 onwards. Check each listing or ask us to confirm.
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