How Do You Replace A Berlingo?

[Oxymoron]

Hi,

That Logan reminds me somewhat of the Matra Rancho ;)

 

http://www.rootes-chrysler.co.uk/images/thecars/devrancho_01.jpg

 

I would like to change our Berlingo but can't find anything as cheap, chic and practical!...Might have to go down the route of buying a Picasso, although they're just so common! :huh:

[DickieG]

We have both a Picasso and Berlingo, the Pic has much firmer suspension over bumps but is better at high speeds due to improved aerodynamics, other than that the rest is obvious.

[Oxymoron]

Hi,

Now that there's a new model Berlingo on the not too distant horizon, it might be a good time to sell the current model before the resale values decrease too much!

But then again...Could always wait to see what the new model is like?

[Terry1100]

With a bit of luck the relative scarcity of Blingos (certainly compared to Picassos) should keep residuals high.

 

Mind you because we treat ours a bit more robustly than we did the Picasso ours is looking more "worn" after 3 years than the Pic did. It also smells of cat p**s at the moment following an incident on the way to the vets last week.

 

Our current thinking (and for the first time since the registration prefix was D !) is that we're going to keep this one instead of trading at three years automatically.

[Terry1100]

Well, the lure of a new shiny object on the drive proved too great.

 

So from our point of view, you replace a Berlingo with:

 

http://gibsonfamily.interactivehosting.co.uk/images/mazsm.jpg

 

So it's goodbye from him.

 

Cheers guys - thanks for all the info, help and laughs.

[Guest CE05LDB]

If I had the Berlingo id keep it. They are so hard to get in the 2nd and car market now as they are very well built cars and has alot of room. My Brother in Law's brother bought one in 2002 02 reg and his is still running well. The sales rep who sold me the C3 has a Berlingo himself and he said im keeping it for a long time its a dam good car.