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Our range of new Citroen vans covers the three main areas of the light commercial vehicle market - small, medium and large.

There’s bound to be a Citroen van suitable for you. The Citroen Berlingo van is a highly successful car-derived panel van. The ideal light commercial vehicle, it has car-like driving characteristics, excellent fuel economy and is available with remote control locking, power steering and side load door. The Citroen Dispatch meets the needs of any professional trade with side load doors, deadlocks, a 6- speed gearbox, and a massive 2,000kg tow limit. Some models also incorporate a stolen vehicle tracker device.

The Citron Relay Panel Van is Citroen’s most impressive van, and not just in terms of its sheer size and versatility. The largest van in the Citroen range, it’s also packed with class leading features to increase safety, security, ease-of-use and driving pleasure. A Citroen Relay will comfortably take almost 1,200 Kg of cargo in a generous payload bay that offers copious space while providing all the comforts a driver would expect.

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Crusader Vans has lots of Citroën Vans in stock. If you would like to speak to one of our sales team then call us for free on 0800 955 5055 or send us an enquiry.

History

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Citroen was started by Andre Citroen as a manufacturing company back in 1915, specialising in the manufacture of grenades for use in the First World War. After the end of the war, Andre Citroen sought to produce his first motor car, the Type A.

Over time, Citroen Automobiles went from strength to strength but the abstract and avant-garde nature of Andre's designs lead to over production of exuberant vehicles with little sales. Heading into financial ruin, Citroen was taken over by the tyre giant Michelin, its biggest creditor at the time. Through investment, Michelin pulled Citroen through, capitalising on the strengths of Andre's Traction Avant car which was met with popular demand.
When the oil crisis hit in 1973, Citroen suffered huge losses as the world economy softened and fearing huge job losses in the sector, the French government held talks with Michelin and Peugeot to merge the two automobile companies in an effort to cut costs and improve productivity. In 1976, the merger was complete forming the PSA Alliance which is still in place today.

Over time, the influence of Peugeot became stronger, with production moving towards safe, dependable models with a somewhat staid appearance. This saw Citroen return to financial success throughout the 1980's and 1990's and allowed for new partnerships and ventures to be formed permitting Citroen to move into foreign markets further afield.
Recent success in the Motorsport sector has prompted a return to more elaborate and avant-garde design bringing about a host of new and exciting models whilst still under the ever watchful eye of Peugeot.

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Citroen have recently hit the headlines with their award winning line-up of vans. With a van to suit every category and a list of options as long as your arm there is definitely have to suit every job. This range of versatile products coupled with proven high MPG figures, makes choosing a Citroen van a sensible choice. A case in point is the Citroen Nemo 1.4CDi LX which achieves a remarkable 84mpg!! Check out our range of Citroen Nemo van leasing offers here.