Scrappage deals. Ford/Citroen suitability...
Scrappage deals. Ford/Citroen suitability...
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irocfan

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48,840 posts

219 months

Sunday 1st March 2020
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My sister and her partner live in London, within the ULEZ, and have been bombarded with notices about said ULEZ and charges for non-compliant vehicles. This could be a pita since he is a builder and his van is already on last knocking.

The plan is to make use of the scrappage scheme and get a dual purpose vehicle, so therefore an SUV, which can hold a removable box of builder's crap during the week and double as a car for the weekend.

Her initial idea was to get a Juke (no accounting for taste!) but I suspect that could be a little small. I was thinking that a Ford Escape or possibly a DS5 for a nice place to be at weekends as well as providing good lugging capacity during the week. As far as I'm aware there'll be no work on new-build estates (so little/no *NEED* for 4wd) and scrappage for both brands seems quite generous.

Any thoughts/suggestions?

ZX10R NIN

30,521 posts

154 months

Sunday 1st March 2020
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I'd point them in the direction of the Edge as it's more spacious & will have more boot space or maybe a Ford Ranger as all the building materials are in the back with no chance of mess getting in the car.

irocfan

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48,840 posts

219 months

Sunday 1st March 2020
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ZX10R NIN said:
I'd point them in the direction of the Edge as it's more spacious & will have more boot space or maybe a Ford Ranger as all the building materials are in the back with no chance of mess getting in the car.
Wow! I'd forgotten about the Ranger, will suggest that