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Citroen Berlingo Multispace Diesel Estate 1.6 Airdream VTR 5dr
This is a 2014 plate, It’s a 1.6 e-HDi 90 diesel engine, it is an automatic but has the option of using the gears which are located at the steering wheel.
61 mpg / 805 miles per full tank – road tax £30 per year – 0-60mph in 15 seconds – 2 wheel drive – insurance group 9.
I bought this car in 2020 and had a new cam belt fitted and a full safety check and service the week I bought it. This cost around £600.
It has had 2 full services and 2 interim services since 2020. I have AA parts and labour cover and have looked after this car.
I recently spent £400 on the left front suspension, this wasn’t an MOT advisory, I felt it pulling to the left and was advised to get the work done for longevity. I have replaced all 4 tyres regularly, they still have lots of life left in them at the moment.
I also replaced the windscreen less than a year ago.
MOT until 12/12/24- This car has sailed through every MOT since 2020, no major issues, just a front bulb needing replacing this year.
I have had the brakes replaced as advised by the AA when fitting new tyres.
I do not have the paperwork to hand but there will be email receipts from Halfords and the AA that I can give/show to the prospective buyer.
The boot jump was put in 3 years ago and I made the fabric to cover the mattress and I made the curtains to match. I have kept the mattress covered when using it and there are no signs of wear or tear or stains. I find it comfortable to sleep on, although some may want to put a mattress topper on it for more comfort.
I am happy to send more pictures by email or to FaceTime if you would like to see the car up close.
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There has been some damage prior to the front wing/drivers side, this happened prior to me buying the car, it has been repaired but in a certain light you can see it, only slightly. There are some superficial scratches around the front bumper, it looks like it was caused by parking up against bushes (I like to wild camp). There is also a deeper small dent (1.5 inches) along the bottom trim next to the back door, again it is minor and I have only noticed it when I took the pictures for this ad.
There are some superficial stains on the front seats, these would come up with a deep clean, which I am happy to do, but haven’t got around to it yet. There are no breakages inside and no damage, it is a clean well kept car for it’s age. This car is made with a storage compartment in-between the front seats but this was missing when I bought it. It looks fine and doesn’t look like there’s anything missing.
See pictures for best description of conversion. It is a boot jump, it takes minutes to convert to a bed/seating area.
There is plenty of space for storage when the bed is up, you can store luggage and chairs /cooker etc in the footwells of the back seats/ front seats and the space beneath the bed/seating area is accessible when the bed is opened up or when it is the 5 seats. There are 2 hidden compartments underneath the footwells of the back seats, I use these for the jack and for tools etc.
There is a shelf above the cockpit which runs the width of the car and there are 2 storage cupboards on the dashboard, one is the glove compartment and the other is located above the steering wheel.
There are ingenious ways of creating space in Berlingo’s and lots of places for storage solutions, I have kept it simple, it would be easy to personalise.
The bed and seating area is located in the boot when all 5 seats are in use. The back seats fold flat and the bed or seating area folds out from the boot. The front seats fold flat which creates a space for luggage without taking space from the seating/bed space.
Sleeps 2 adults easily.
The contact details for this vehicle are no longer available because it has either sold or the listing has expired.
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