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Citroën extends used vehicle programme for LCVs

Mark Perry, Citroën's approved used programme manager, explained: ‘The original Citroën Select Approved Used Vehicle Programme covered high-quality Citroën vehicles of up to seven years old. Following feedback from the Citroën Select dealer network, we are pleased to announce that we are extending the programme to cater for Citroën vehicles up to 10 years old or 100,000 miles. It is important to note that we have retained the same Citroën warranty for vehicles up to 5 years old.

‘Uniquely, these cars and vans come with our own Citroën warranty that provides more comprehensive cover than the insurance-backed used vehicle warranties offered by other manufacturers. The Citroën Select Approved Used Vehicle Programme is a national scheme with some 150 Citroen dealers who are now able to cater for most customer budgets with quality used vehicles from nearly new to 10 years old.’

For cars and LCVs up to 5 years old/50,000 miles the Citroën Select Approved Used Vehicle Programme includes:

  • HPI/Experian history check
  • HPI/Experian mileage check
  • HPI/Experian mileage investigation for vehicles with more than one owner
  • 112-point Citroën Select multi-point check
  • 12 month, unlimited mileage Citroën warranty
  • 12 month Citroën Assist (through AA)
  • 30 day/1,000 mile (fault based) Exchange Programme
  • MoT Test Cover on all vehicles over 2 years old

For cars and LCVs that are 5-10 years old/up to 100,000 miles the Citroën Select Approved Used Vehicle Programme includes:

  • HPI/Experian history check
  • HPI/Experian mileage check
  • HPI/Experian mileage investigation for vehicles with more than one owner
  • Citroën-backed multi-point check
  • Minimum 6 months, unlimited mileage Citroën-backed warranty
  • Optional Citroën Assist (through AA)

Other features are the availability of Citroën Contract Motoring (CCM) contract hire agreements for nearly new vehicles and CCM Finance Lease agreements for vehicles up to 12 months old.

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