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Transporter
Fine if you have the money, but check out the Caddy/Berlingo/Kangoo etc., especially in the LWB versions they give up little to a train spotter and are cheaper to buy and run.
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What sort of age and budget?
Petrol options for anything Transporter sized are rare unless buying very new or very old.
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I've been down a massive rabbit hole on this recently. I have had a Galaxy for 6 years and it has been pretty perfect. I can fold a seat flat and fit a bike and our family in with no bother, just slides in. We have been on holiday with three kids bikes and my BMX in the boot along with all five of us.
I was torn between a Ford Grand Tourneo Connect, a Citroen Grand C4 Picasso, a Berlingo and something else van based with three seats at the front.
I ended up with the C4 on account of the cost of it, the fuel economy and the co2 which means road fund licence is £30 a year.
Not sure if I have done the right thing though. Out of my 14 cars, 13 have been Ford.I would look at Vivaro (fleet used by my clients), Ford transit custom / Tourneo grand connect / Tourneo custom, Berlingo XL, Expert, Dispatch
My budget was 12k, most of the above were a bit out of my price range
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I'm starting to think about getting a van/mpv to replace my Toyota Verso. Something like the obligatory Transporter I guess, that can seat 4 + dog + shitload of stuff. Also petrol.