XLWB Vans For Sale

112 listings available

XLWB vans for sale are extra long wheelbase vans, the jumbo length on large panel vans and chassis. They carry what a standard long wheelbase still cannot. Gross weight can sit at the car licence limit, so read the plate before you travel. 112 vans are listed, from £5995.

XLWB vans for sale are extra long wheelbase vans, sometimes called jumbo or ELWB, used when even a long wheelbase bay is short of the job. They are usually the largest panel vans and chassis in a range, and stock is thinner than SWB or LWB for that reason. A van is listed here only when the text says XLWB, ELWB or extra long wheelbase, or when a known model maps its length code to that class, such as L4 on a Sprinter or a full size Transit. Extra extra long is not folded into this label, because that would be a guess. Check overall length, rear overhang and gross weight before you travel. Dealers and private sellers across the UK list the vans that qualify.

Related Articles

More articles
Best Van for Your Trade: Plumber, Courier, Builder & More

Best Van for Your Trade: Plumber, Courier, Builder & More

Which van suits your trade? Our picks for plumbers, electricians, couriers, builders, gardeners and camper converters, with live stock to browse.

Vivaro vs Transit Custom vs Transporter: Best Medium Van?

Vivaro vs Transit Custom vs Transporter: Best Medium Van?

The three most popular medium vans head to head, Vauxhall Vivaro, Ford Transit Custom and VW Transporter on price, payload, running costs and resale.

Ford Transit vs Transit Custom: Which Should You Buy?

Ford Transit vs Transit Custom: Which Should You Buy?

Confused between the Ford Transit and Transit Custom? We explain the size, payload, price and running-cost differences so you buy the right one.

112 Vans Found

Page 1 of 5 · showing 1–24

Per page
Save search alert Sell Your Van

Browse Related Listings

Browse by Condition

Frequently Asked Questions

XLWB means extra long wheelbase. It is the jumbo length beyond the ordinary long wheelbase, used for the longest panel vans and some chassis cabs.

Yes. ELWB is the same extra long class and is listed on this page. A vague word like maxi, without a model map, is not treated as extra long.

Fewer of these vans are built, and many adverts never state the length. We do not guess an extra long van from a large looking photo. No confident signal means the van stays off this URL.

Sometimes. The licence follows gross vehicle weight, not the letters XLWB. A 3.5 tonne van can be category B, and a heavier one may not. Check the plate and the licence rules. Licence categories on GOV.UK

LWB is the long wheelbase. XLWB is longer again. They have separate pages so a search for the jumbo length is not filled with ordinary long vans.

Get notified when new XLWB Vans are listed

No spam. Unsubscribe at any time.