Opel Movano
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The Opel/Vauxhall Movano is a mid-sized commercial vehicle sold in Europe from year 1999 and underwent its first facelift in late 2003. The vehicle is available in a wide range of variants, including a choice of three wheelbases, three roof heights and three gross vehicle weights. As well as cargo carrying panel vans, there are also six and nine seat Combi variants, a seven seat crew cab and chassis cabs models. A sixteen seat bus model is also available.
The development of Movano was undertaken by French manufacturer Renault and is also sold as the Renault Master and Nissan Interstar after Renault's takeover of Japanese automaker Nissan.
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