Waiting on my '06 Berlingo to show up

[James Towers]

Hey guys,

I am receiving my '06 Berlingo Multispace in 1 week and am eagerly awaiting its arrival.
She will primarily be a work van but will also gets its time on the Autobahn hopping across borders 
                 

Let me know what you guys/girls think!

Look forward to sharing it's progress with the forum.

Cheers,
James

[shedpete]

Love that colour, looking good! Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy the ride :-)

[James Towers]

Love that colour, looking good! Welcome to the forum, hope you enjoy the ride :-)

Thank you buddy.

Yes, the colour is very nice and the paint work is in very good condition with the exception of a few chips and scratches around the keyhole but for the age, I can't complain

[Tomcat3]

Hi James welcome to the forum looks like you picked a good one there.

[geoff]

Better than Christmas !!!!! ............

[Jed Clampit]

Hello James welcome to the forum enjoy your new toy.

[ron]

Hi & welcome.My last 1.6 HDi 57 reg Berlingo took me to Dresden & then on to Munich every year 'till I changed it in March.It eats Autobahnen if you don't mind higher fuel consumption. 80+ is easy but 40+MPG. is the price.

[James Towers]

Cheers all!

Loving my Blue cookie monster so far, I am yet to go for a run on the Auto bahn but that is for tomorrow

[James Towers]

Hi & welcome.My last 1.6 HDi 57 reg Berlingo took me to Dresden & then on to Munich every year 'till I changed it in March.It eats Autobahnen if you don't mind higher fuel consumption. 80+ is easy but 40+MPG. is the price.

I am pleased to hear that the Berlingo can handle its own on the Autobahn and not get left by the way side.

I expect it to eat a little bit of fuel, considering the kerb weight and build of the shell itself but if it can hold out for a couple of years, I will be very pleased.

[geoff]

With some modest TLC the Berlingo is capable of handling all you can throw at it with ease and come back for more !
Some of the van versions suffer unmitigated abuse and somehow seem to survive much to the amazement of the owner.

Autobahn - never driven a Berlingo on it but I've just done a 700 miles round trip on the motorway at 80 to 85 mph and it never missed a beat.

Clean filters and fresh oil go a long way in keeping things on track, many advise oil change at say a third less miles than that suggested by Citroen something I follow also. Check the injectors are tight / not leaking and after that you can sleep easy.

Good luck with it I'm sure you won't need it.