Renault Trafic
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The Renault Trafic is a large van manufactured by Renault. It exists in several versions, from a 3-seater with all the rear space avilable for load to a 9-seater. Its name is based on the French word for traffic (no double f).
This model was developed by a joint-venture with General Motors, so is a twin of the Vauxhall/Opel Vivaro. After Renault's takeover of Nissan, it is also sold as a Nissan Primastar.
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