Bus met Open Laadbak Kopen
<strong>Van with open flatbed</strong> combines the manoeuvrability of a van with the load space of a pick-up or tipper, making it popular in construction, landscaping and bulk goods transport. Tatev Auto currently has 28 units in stock, from €12,900 excl. VAT. When buying, pay close attention to cab type, payload and load bed dimensions, as these vary significantly by make and year of manufacture. All vehicles have a valid APK (MOT/TÜV) and are ready to drive, and Financial Lease is available up to 100%, including for self-employed professionals and start-ups.
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We help with buying advice, trade-in, delivery options and financial lease. This lets you decide faster which vehicle suits your load space, area of use and monthly budget.
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Single or double cab: what suits your work?
A van with open flatbed is available with a single cab (2 seats, longer load bed) or double cab (up to 6-7 seats, shorter load bed). If you often work alone or with one colleague and need to carry a lot of material, choose a single cab for maximum load length. If you regularly drive to the job site with a full team, the extra seating capacity of a double cab often outweighs the loss of load space. Always check the remaining load bed length on double cabs: on some models this shrinks to less than 1.5 metres, too short for pallets or long sheets.
Checking payload and load bed dimensions
The payload of a van with open flatbed varies considerably, from around 700 kg for a pick-up to over 1,500 kg for a heavier flatbed truck on a chassis. Always ask for the exact payload stated on the registration certificate (unladen weight versus maximum authorised mass) rather than relying on the model alone, as equipment and cab variant significantly affect this. Also consider the load bed itself: a steel bed is more robust for building materials and rubble, an aluminium bed is lighter and more corrosion-resistant. A towbar with a good maximum trailer weight is essential if you regularly tow a trailer or cart.
Pick-up, tipper or platform: which type of open flatbed suits you?
A pick-up is compact, often with 4x4, and suitable for off-road work or as a combination between a passenger car and a commercial vehicle. A tipper is the logical choice if you regularly transport sand, soil, rubble or waste and want to avoid unloading by hand: the load bed tips hydraulically. A platform or flatbed truck on a van chassis offers the largest load surface and is suitable for long or wide loads such as scaffolding materials or sheets. Determine first what you transport most often before choosing, as converting afterwards is expensive and not possible on every chassis.
Buy or Financial Lease?
With a purchase you become the owner immediately and can depreciate the vehicle, which is advantageous if you want to keep the van long-term and have fiscal room for investments. Financial Lease keeps your working capital free: you pay a fixed monthly amount, often without a large down payment, and you become the owner after the term ends. For start-ups and self-employed professionals, this is often more accessible than a bank loan, especially if there is limited financial history. For both options, calculate the total costs over the period of use, including maintenance, insurance and expected residual value, rather than looking only at the monthly payment.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I finance bus met open laadbak kopen?
Yes, financial lease is available for many vehicles. We are happy to make a proposal based on price, term, down payment and any balloon payment.
Can I trade in my current commercial vehicle?
Yes, trade-ins are welcome. Send the registration number, mileage and photos for a quick indication.
Where is Tatev Auto located?
Tatev Auto is located in Mijdrecht, easy to reach from Amsterdam, Utrecht and Schiphol.
What is the difference between a van with a flatbed and a pick-up?
A pick-up is generally more compact with a fixed, shorter load bed and often 4x4. A van with open flatbed is usually built on a heavier chassis with more payload and a longer, wider bed.
Which driving licence do I need for a van with open flatbed?
For most models up to 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass, a category B licence is sufficient. For heavier flatbed trucks above 3,500 kg, a C1 or C licence is required; always check this on the registration certificate.
Can I lease a van with open flatbed for business use?
Yes, Financial Lease is available up to 100% financing, with a term of up to 72 months. This also applies to start-ups and self-employed professionals, without having to pay the full purchase amount upfront.
What does a van with open flatbed cost on average?
Used vans with open flatbed are available from around €12,900 excl. VAT, depending on year of manufacture, mileage and the type of load bed (single, double, tipper or platform).
Is a double cab more expensive to maintain than a single cab?
Not necessarily, but a double cab has more moving parts (extra doors, seats, seatbelts) that may require maintenance over time. The engine and chassis are generally identical to the single cab version.
Can the open flatbed be converted into a tipper?
On some chassis this is technically possible via a specialised bodybuilder, but it is costly and not cost-effective for every model. Preferably buy a tipper directly if you need that function on a structural basis.