Are Berlingo vans any good?

Are Berlingo vans any good?

In 2018, the Berlingo was named the fifth most reliable van in the FN50 reliability survey, beating its sister van – the Peugeot Partner. It also finished in the top 10 in four of the previous five years.

What goes wrong with Citroen Berlingo?

Other than fair wear and tear on the older cars, owners have reported problems with the steering and its alignment, suspension squeaks and rattles and some replacement parts, non-engine electrical problems including the infotainment (where fitted) failing, the air-con ceasing to work and headlights giving up the ghost.

Which is the best Citroen Berlingo engine?

Performance & drive Our favourite engine in the range is the 109bhp 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol (Puretech 110), though. Mated to a six-speed manual gearbox, it’s very flexible, pulls solidly from low revs and has enough mid-range clout to suit the more compact five-seat M model.

What is the top spec Citroen Berlingo van?

The top-spec 1.5 BlueHDi 130 also has stop-start, and as it’s a newer engine it delivers improved efficiency, managing 64.2mpg with the six-speed manual in both van sizes, and 65.7mpg with the EAT8 eight-speed auto. All vans have a 50-litre fuel tank, plus an AdBlue tank capacity of 17 litres.

What is the most reliable van?

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• Volkswagen Routan.
• Ford Flex.
• Toyota Sienna.
• Nissan Quest.
• Chrysler Town and Country.
• Honda Odyssey.
• Dodge Grand Caravan.
• Kia Sedona.

What is the most reliable small van?

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• Fiat Doblo Cargo. Fiat updated the Doblo Cargo some years ago, adding a new engine and an updated interior.
• Nissan NV250. The Nissan NV250 is the replacement for the oddly proportioned but very practical Nissan NV200.
• Ford Transit Courier.
• Ford Transit Connect.
• Volkswagen Caddy.
• Peugeot Partner.

Is there a recall on Citroen Berlingo?

There is currently 1 safety recall out on the Citroen Berlingo Multispace. To find out whether your car is affected, you’ll need to find your car’s VIN number.

Is a Citroen Berlingo the same as a Peugeot Partner?

That’s because the new Vauxhall Combo, Peugeot Partner and Citroen Berlingo all share the same parents, the giant PSA group. In fact, the new Berlingo takes its outward profile influence from the larger Citroen Dispatch, as well as the company’s latest passenger models, to give it a more distinct look over its sisters.

Is Citroen Berlingo petrol or diesel?

Whichever fuel you go for, the Berlingo remains fairly smooth and refined; the petrol model is ideal for those who cover shorter distances, while the diesel is great for regular longer trips or towing duties.

Where is Citroen Berlingo made?

The Stellantis Mangualde Plant, also known as CPMG (Centro de Produção de Mangualde) is an automotive assembly plant located in the city of Mangualde, Portugal, near Viseu. It produces Citroën Berlingo, Peugeot Partner/Rifter, Opel Combo/Combo Life and Vauxhall Combo in conjunction with the Stellantis Vigo Plant.

Where is the AdBlue tank on a Citroen Berlingo van?

Citroën vehicles are equipped with a large (about 17 litres) AdBlue® tank, whose filler cap is next to the fuel filler cap.

What’s the best second hand van to buy?

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• Ford Transit. Unsurprisingly, the iconic Ford Transit represents one of the best used vans to buy.
• Ford Transit Connect.
• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.
• Volkswagen Transporter.
• Volkswagen Caddy.
• Mercedes-Benz Vito.
• Vauxhall Vivaro.
• Citroen Berlingo.

Is the Citroen Berlingo van a good car?

Thanks to the car-derived tech under the skin, the Berlingo Van drives well, too, while the load area offers up to one tonne of payload capacity, making it a solid choice for mid-sized van buyers looking to downsize.

How big is the payload on a Citroen Berlingo?

The lowest payload rating for the Berlingo is 667kg, and this rises to just over a tonne for some models. And if you’re not sure how much your payload weighs, if you fit the optional overload indicator in the back of the van, then it can tell you when your payload is nearing the van’s maximum carrying capacity.

What are the trim levels of a Citroen Berlingo?

Citroen sells the Berlingo in four trim levels, starting with X and with Enterprise, Worker and Driver (pictured) above this, each fulfilling a slightly different role.

How often do you need service on a Citroen Berlingo Van?

Service intervals are variable dependent on use, but the van will notify the user when a service is required. Typically, the intervals are: 15,000 miles or one year – Euro 6.1 engines (the early 1.6-litre diesels) 25,000 miles or two years – Euro 6.2 (all 1.5-litre diesels)