Citroën Berlingo FAQs

• Is the Citroen Berlingo a good car?

  Although it may be considered a relatively basic van, the Citroen Berlingo is still a fairly decent option to consider if you are in the market for a versatile vehicle. As we said, it is mostly oriented towards being a van, but you could also get away with using this as a car. It is an economical unit, built to a good standard, reliable, and boasts a premium feel. Sadly, the Berlingo is no longer sold in Australia, but a few units are sure to pop up on the second-hand market.

• How many miles can a Citroen Berlingo do?

  The thing about Citroen vehicles, especially the brand's vans, is that they are robust units that you wouldn't hesitate to say have a lot of longevity. The engine is the real star of the show here, and you are looking at a good stretch of around 400,000 kilometres from this punchy unit. Of course, make sure you ask for a full service history of the Berlingo when you come across one on the second-hand market. That could make all the difference between a steal and a lemon.

• What goes wrong with Citroen Berlingo?

  All cars suffer from setbacks here and there, and in the case of the Citroen Berlingo, there are also some common issues that you might want to be across. For starters, the steering and alignment of the Berlingo have come under scrutiny at times. Beyond that, you might also face electrical issues - particularly the air-con, headlights and infotainment system - and some users have complained about noises with the suspension set-up. All in all, nothing too bad.