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Fuel savings and lower emissions can only be a good
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— Fuel savings and lower emissions can only be a good
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thing, but the lack of genuine commitment by the Government towards alternative fuels has hampered their progress. People are wary of new technology and need to be convinced before they commit themselves, but without incentives and proper planning the majority will continue to go with triedand-tested methods.
The Berlingo has entered the market at a difficult time and with a retail price of over £10K its difficult to see who it would appeal to outside local authorities and regular London congestion charge zone users. That's not to detract from the package, which is competently put together, if a little underpowered. But our advice would be to go for a Berlingo 2.0HDi.