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#1
I've just arrived here.

I don't have a Berlingo. Reason for joining this forum is that im seriously thinking of getting Multispace. I suppose I'll be doing a bit of head banging until I make up my mind. Im definitely looking for a van derived MPV, i think.

I currently have a 406 saloon. :lol:

My gsd is having problems getting in and out of Pug, hence reason for changing car. Its either that or move house. I must go now cos I have a flat to view later today.

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Welcome, best of luck with car & flat.
Former 2011 Mk3 XTR owner Confusedalut:
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Hi There Christine, welcome. How much are you looking to spend?
You could get a very nice one for £4500. Make sure whatever you buy that it has a complete
service history and has obviously been looked after.
As you're coming from a 406 I would tend to avoid 1.9D models.
If you're mainly pottering around locally go with a petrol engine.
However if you do tend to drive long distances a 1.6HDi would suit better.
A lot of ladies find that the cable clutch on earlier diesels to be heavy.
Here's a link to what's available now. I notice there's a wheelchair accessible 1.6 petrol with aircon in Roydon.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/search/used/...ce-to/5000
The Older I get the Better I Was!  Cool
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Hello. We bought a 1.6HDi and haven't been disappointed. Our other car is a much more powerful BMW diesel, and we don't find the Citroen too lacking by comparison. Both myself and my wife like the high driving position which gives great visibility.

I guess I'm saying it's not really much of a compromise coming from a plusher saloon, and all the extra space is fantastic.
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(06-01-2013, 08:40 PM)nicebiscuit Wrote:  Hello. We bought a 1.6HDi and haven't been disappointed. Our other car is a much more powerful BMW diesel, and we don't find the Citroen too lacking by comparison. Both myself and my wife like the high driving position which gives great visibility.

I guess I'm saying it's not really much of a compromise coming from a plusher saloon, and all the extra space is fantastic.

oooh sorry to hear about the bmw :brickwall: ....... french all the way Cool

(06-01-2013, 07:58 PM)OlJeffers Wrote:  Hi There Christine, welcome. How much are you looking to spend?
You could get a very nice one for £4500. Make sure whatever you buy that it has a complete
service history and has obviously been looked after.
As you're coming from a 406 I would tend to avoid 1.9D models.
If you're mainly pottering around locally go with a petrol engine.
However if you do tend to drive long distances a 1.6HDi would suit better.
A lot of ladies find that the cable clutch on earlier diesels to be heavy.
Here's a link to what's available now. I notice there's a wheelchair accessible 1.6 petrol with aircon in Roydon.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/search/used/...ce-to/5000

Thanks :S
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welcome to forum. I am sure if you bought one you wouldnt be disapointed. Really versatile little big cars...lol
2010 artic silver VTR with EXTRAS.......Confusedunny:
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