[Benson]

Hi, I got a offer from my customer that she willing to let go her's 2
years old Berlingo (manual)for RM38K, is it worth?, anyway, I personally
like the Kangoo than the berlingo and the Kangoo got the after sales
service by Tan Chong while the berlingo from...?
any idea all in terms of:-
1)power
2)reliabitlity
3)FC
4)Spare parts
5)After sales Service (can I send to TC for service?)

[rapwong]

Hi Benson is it the Berlingo 2? What colour is it and any idea of the
condition and mileage?

Thanks

[trotsky]

Benson, go for the Kangoo. After sales service by TCEAS is light years
ahead of Directional. Trust me on this....

[Benson]

rap..
I got no idea about the berlingo edition?

trotsky
yes I know and I myself prefer kangoo too since is TCEAS, but the price
and the condition of the car make me hand itchy. imagine RM38K for 2
years old car nearly 30K difference with the new one

[rapwong]

If you do not wish to pursue the berlingo kindly pass the info to me at
rapwong@hotmail.com

Thanks

[Benson]

what info? but the car is OK, no accident and.. but just I worry about
the after sales service and cost of spare parts

[rapwong]

I am interested. You can pass my contact to the seller or vice versa

TQ

[Benson]

if I don want than just let you up lah

[Cosworth]

I would choose the Berlingo. But it is largely due to the fact that I can
do the maintenance and repair myself. Renaults are trickier to repair,
cramped engine bay etc. Citroen parts are easier to get and cheaper. There
are more Citroens/Peugeots than Renaults in the country.

That's my personal point of view.

Cheers!

Sharm

[trotsky]

Sharm, time has changed the landscape. Many more Renault Kangoo's are on
the road now as they are locally assembled by Tan Chong.