Wheelchair adapted Citroen Berlingo

[MichaelZZ]

My brother-in-law, who was confined to a wheelchair, has just died. His wife and daughter now have a 5 yr old wheelchair adapted Berlingo to dispose of. Can somebody out there give me any pointers as to how I should advise them to go about selling this vehicle. They don't really want to sell it privately as they are worried about "comeback" even though the vehicle has been well maintained and is in good nick.
Thanks

[joggerjayne]

Actually, if he sells it privately, there is very little scope for "comeback" ...

... provided they don't make any claims about the vehicle that you can't be sure about.

Don't say "it's in great mechanical condition".

Say "it's never let us down, but we have no mechanical knowledge".

That sort of thing.

Advise any buyer to come and inspect the vehicle, and to bring some sort of "expert" with them, and to make up thier own mind about it.

[joggerjayne]

Sorry, not if "he" sells it ... I mean if "they" sell it, of course.

[joggerjayne]

"their"

[mdoo98]

They have no worries in that department, just advertise it and sell it, afterall 'buyer beware' as always. They needen't worry themselves about this right now

[sigma]

If you want to sell it to a dealer then Google "mobility adapted vehicles" then look for dealers that sell 2nd hand vehicles and see if they want to buy yours.

[jg96]

Don't know where you're located but there is a place near me that deals with them near Leyland Lancs try googling Thorntrees Garage

[rnchugg]

They are quite sort after and sell well on ebay. I would so as the others say and sell it on. Would be worth putting 12 mths mot and if poss 6 mths tax. You would end getting a good price for it

[rnchugg]

http://shop.ebay.co.u...at=See-All-Categories