how much do berlingo electriques sell for

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how much do berlingo electriques sell for

Postby mas » Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:55 pm

LO again all, please no piece of string answers :wink: but has anyone some experience of what Berlingo Electriques have sold for in the past , especially if you have bought a second hand one ?

I have only ever seen one and that was the one on e-bay about a year ago for 3500 that I am still flogging myself weekly as penence for not buying it. I really need to know what would be sensible as opposed to being ripped for one.

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Postby ChrisB » Mon Jul 21, 2008 10:29 pm

Hope you dont mind but I've moved your post into the PSA area :wink:

As for prices ......well........they vary all over the place from what I have seen over the years.

Going back 4 yrs or so I was seeing them on E-bay from £1500-£2500 working, then they went through the roof a couple of years back and broken ones where fetching around £5000 :shock: , then they dropped off bit. Now they seem to have dissappeared off the planet, havent seen one for some time now :?

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Postby qdos » Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:41 am

Is no one reading the back pages of Plugged In ? there's one for sale there

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Postby mas » Tue Jul 22, 2008 5:49 am

bearing in mind dont have plugged in yet can you enlighten me as to how much they are asking , even if not who is selling it 8)

Thanks for the info, U was thinking 4 to 5 was reasonable taking in to account hey all have original ni cads and therefore the batteries must be many years old if you see what I mean.

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Re: how much do berlingo electriques sell for

Postby JonSpence » Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:34 am

There's one on ebay at the moment.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2003-BERLINGO-E50 ... dZViewItem

I regularly check

http://www.evfinder.com/

in the hope of finding a second hand EV to suit my needs. Like you I'm kicking myself that I missed the one that seemed to fit the bill.

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Postby mas » Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:04 am

I know theres one on E-Bay but I wasnt going to shout about it , its harsh out there in E'V buyers land :wink:

I havnt been able to get areply to any questions as yet but am waiting on the vendor, is he known here , the ad doesnt suggest he is an enthusiast.

Seriously though thats why im asking re prices , it seems a lot for a car that is obviously in posession of 5 year old batteries. The last one i saw a year ago sold for 3,500 .

I also had (wrongly) assumed that since it had ni-cads they dont need topping up , I had no idea at all until delving deeper that ni-cads would need this.
I was assuming they were similar to all of the smaller ni-cads in general use but on a larger scale.


I would be keen to speak to anyone who has replaced or changed the batteries in a ni-cad berlingo too has anyone done it yet ?


I am not keen on a car where I have to top up the batteries and would much prefer a sealed or nearly sealed solution . Does anyone have any views on the practicality of this. Cheers Mas

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Postby Tony Dolby » Tue Jul 22, 2008 5:04 pm

There is one on ebay now for £5-6K

Is this par for the course?

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Postby mas » Tue Jul 22, 2008 7:29 pm

Hi Toni is there an echo in here , thats three posts on the trot now saying theres one on E-Bay :wink:

I suppose its my fault for breaking the news ( discreetly ) lol

On a serious note , after extensive research :shock: it seems that it is the dearest one I have ever heard of and I have yet to have a member of the BVS inform me of a dearer one heheheh.

If it wasnt so over priced and I hadn't failed to get any response to questions , I'd have bought it by now.

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Postby ChrisB » Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:41 pm

Mass , if you look on this forum you will find out all about battery changing etc etc :wink:

Its all here if you look :wink:

Dont think we've done one on topping up yet though :?

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Postby Badger » Wed Jul 23, 2008 8:19 pm

paid £6,500 for mine about 15 months ago , only 7,500 miles tho ,few scratches too .
they dont come up all that often and for me the chance to be emmision-free was my main priority- although it has been shipped about a fair bit due to various breakdown events - mostly human error tho.- run out of charge, not checking the brushes in time, that sought of thing.
I would not worry about topping up your batts from time to time not really a problem as you only do it when you are doing the maint charge so you'll be working on it anyway!
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