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When you first hear the name Citroën Berlingo, you immediately think of a reliable, versatile estate van that balances practicality with affordability. A 2012 model, still in high demand among budget‑conscious buyers, showcases the classic blend of efficient performance and spacious cargo space. While the exact cost depends on the vehicle’s condition and regional market factors, the Citroën Berlingo price ranges are influenced by the engine type, mileage and prior upgrades, making it an attractive option across European and North American used‑car markets. In this comprehensive overview we’ll walk you through key specifications, depreciation trends, industry comparisons, and why the Berlingo continues to be a popular choice in the compact van segment. For precise figures tailored to your area, keep reading and follow the call‑to‑action at the end.

Key Specifications – What Makes the 2012 Berlingo Stand Out

• Model year: 2012
• Engine options: 1.4‑litre petrol (2.0‑million kW), dual‑fuel 1.6‑litre diesel, 1.6‑litre petrol
• Power outputs: 85 hp (62 kW) for petrol → 4 kW pre‑regulation, 60 hp (44 kW) for diesel → 4 kW pre‑regulation.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual / 4‑speed automatic (depending on trim)
• Fuel type: Petrol / Diesel modules – optional dual‑fuel for eco‑savvy drivers
• Dimensions (mm): Length 4,307 mm, Width 1,705 mm, Height 1,738 mm
• Wheelbase: 2,653 mm for better stability and cabin space
• Seating capacity: 5 (5‑seat) or 7 (3‑row) configurations
• Payload capacity: 480 kg (depending on the variant)
• Electric range (dual‑fuel): Up to 180 km on electric mode alone for city commutes
• Safety features: Dual front airbags, ABS, ESC, seatbelt pretensioners, VSA, CO₂‑monitor (dual‑fuel only), child‑protective locks, and optional optional tire‑pressure monitoring system.

These features illustrate why the used Citroën Berlingo price remains an attractive proposition, especially for small businesses, stationary delivery fleets, or families needing extra cargo room.

Depreciation Insights – What is a 2012 Citroën Berlingo Worth?

Every vehicle undergoes depreciation, and the Berlingo benchmarks a solid value trajectory. An average 2012 model is often found on the market between 8‑12 % of its original new‑car value, depending on mileage and maintenance history. The following table illustrates typical decreases in the first few years:

• First year: 15‑20 % loss of original price due to age and early wear
• Second year: 5‑10 % additional loss as mileage climbs beyond 30 000 km
• By year five: cumulative 30‑35 % loss from the original retail price

These figures are broadly

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