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Hi Andy, can't comment on the Combo or Doblo, but we do have a lwb transit connect as our small run-around and are very happy with it. Very comfortable and practical in lwb format - well worth a look. When looking at the connect, I did drive a berlingo and found it to be really noisy and old school in comparison, but, it was a fair bit cheaper as well, but not enough!
Hi Andy
Did you get either of these two vehicles in the end? I am looking at the same vans once I've sold my pick-up. Seems like the Doblo Cargo Maxi 2.0 is the one to go for but they are quite pricey new and there doesn't seem to be too many low mileage used ones around at the moment which is what I'd try and get.
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Steven
We've got a Relay, had from new on a 64 plate. Nice van, but has gone wrong more than our other vans and when in the dealer has have really poor backup from dealer and Citroen in terms of loan vehicles, time for parts to arrive, fix vs replace. Had an example of a simple clip going on a coolant pipe, but it was integrated to the pipe, and so whole need replacing. Van was off road for 3 weeks, and they only "contributed" to a replacement hire van (smaller). Left me out of pocket by a few hundred pounds. Was left dunfounded by the arrogance of Citroen UK on the matter.
So yes the vans are nice, but they are a PITA when they go wrong. Had small problems with Ford and Vauxhall handled completely differently to our, the customers, satisfaction.