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All new Berlingo offers unique range of benefits

Tuesday, 29 April 2008

The all new Citroën Berlingo received glowing praise at its Irish debut at the Light Commercial Vehicle Show 2008 in Simmonscourt RDS last week.
The Berlingo will go on sale in Ireland in late June. It is set to make a major impact in the light commercial vehicle market.
It takes over from its predecessor, Europe’s most successful high-cube commercial vehicle, with over 800,000 Berlingo vans sold worldwide.
With their proven pedigree for award winning commercial vehicles, Citroen’s new Berlingo is a giant step forward for the high-cube van sector.
To meet business demands for greater efficiency, better performance and lower running costs, Citroën has developed the new Berlingo to deliver more.
It has greater carrying capacity, thanks to its larger load compartment and higher payload capability, has even higher standards of driver/passenger safety and comfort, including optional Extenso three seat capability and delivers optimum performance and economy with low running costs.
Kevin Sweeney, fleet and commercial sales manager, said: “The new Berlingo offers a unique range of benefits in the high-cube van sector. It leads the way with two or three seat capability, a first in this sector, along with an ultra-flexible load compartment configuration, high levels of comfort and safety and the availability of a unique platform cab. We fully expect the new Berlingo to be another major success and fully complement its predecessor, which now continues as Berlingo First.”

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