New Pilato Jaguar XJ Fleet For Nicholas O’Hara Funeral Directors
Nicholas O’Hara Funeral Directors have run a distinctive fleet since the early 1990s. Their latest investment of two Pilato XJ limousines and a Pilato…
John Weir FD Upgrade Fleet With Brand-New Vito From Superior UK
When John Weir Funeral Directors in Kent needed replace one of their ambulances they didn’t hesitate in approaching Superior Automotive UK for a brand-new…
G Roberts New Bespoke Vito Reveals Ultra High Spec
G. Roberts Independent Family Funeral Director is expanding rapidly, with new premises and fresh branding in the last year alone. Manager George Roberts and his…
New Hybrid Vehicle Helps S. Stibbards & Sons Stay Environmentally Friendly
S. Stibbards & Sons are one of the oldest established funeral directors in Essex, with a history steeped in tradition. However when it came…
Second Vito Makes Matching Pair for F Cobbett & Sons
F Cobbett & Sons Funeral Directors, who operate six funeral homes in South London as Evershed Brothers, have taken delivery of a brand-new custom…
Customised Extra-Long Vito Makes Life Easier For Douch Family Funeral Directors
Douch Family Funeral Directors have seven offices and two coroners’ contracts, so their vehicles need to be reliable and up to the job. Jonathan…
GrandAurora Hearse Takes Scollen & Wright’s Fleet Into The Future
Scollen & Wright is an independent, family owned funeral director with six funeral homes serving a large area around Sunderland and Middlesbrough. With a…
JG Fielder Upgrade to Vito With the Help of Superior UK Automotive
JG Fielder & Son are a large independent funeral director, with six branches across North Yorkshire. Their vehicles go a lot of miles: not…
Five Decades in The Specialist Vehicle Trade: Happy Retirement to Peter Smith
Peter Smith is familiar to all of you who know Superior UK. Head of the family – and of the business – he is…
First UK Polaris Hearse Is Hand-Signed During Build By Southern Co-op
When Southern Co-op made the decision to order a brand-new Polaris hearse, the team already knew it was a first for the UK funeral…