James Ruppert - you're having a laugh!

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Surely examples only a couple of years older can be picked up for a tenth of the price they plucked out of the air

[fred]

 Rupert - Go home its way past your Hibernation time for a silly bear

[Alan_Green]

It can't be repeated often enough: "2.0HDi good. 1.6HDi bad, bad, bad."  I had a 2010 1.6HDi which was on it's 4th turbo in 4 years/40,000 miles at £1,300ish per turbo. It'd been properly serviced too. Read this before buying a 1.6HDi http://www.universalturbos.co.uk/hdi-engine.pdf 

[chaseracer]

I think they're nice looking, never driven one, the Berlingo is OK, which I presume is the 'same'.

 

Oddly - since they share basic architecture - they couldn't be more different.  The Bling feels much more solid.

[Magnificent Rustbucket]

A relative of mine had one of these a couple of years ago. I have to confess that I quite liked it - it was a comfortable and smooth riding car.

The only problem he had with it was the price he was given come trade-in time.

[CHRIS1980]

Perhaps it was owned by that pseudo celebrity Ronnie Pickering....you know? RONNIE PICKERING!!!

[conkerman]

Who?

 

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[CHRIS1980]

Who?

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RONNIE PICKERING!!!!!!!!

[cort16]

[chaseracer]

^ Bad curry...?

[rml2345]

Traditionally you look under the seat for lost change rather than through it.

[Pillock]

Amazingly they were still buying the bloody things round here on a '59' plate. Would have to be school bog blue though as it appears to have been the only colour available in Scotland.

For £5k it would have to contain an entire female gymnastics team and enough snow to do the Cairngorms for a fortnight.

Ten quid says Arnold Clark snapped up a cancelled fleet order and knocked them all out of his shiny shiny showrooms on finance.

[Sloth in a bowl]

 

 

A driver so desperate that he has tried to tunnel his way out.