Used Citroën Relay Vans For SaleÂ
At Ideal Commercials in West Meon, Hampshire, we stock a range of used Citroën Relays. The Citroën Relay is a large panel van manufactured in different sizes to match the needs of tradespeople and fleet managers.Â
Citroen Relay DimensionsÂ
Citroen Relay L2 H2 DimensionsÂ
The Citroën Relay L2H2 is a medium-wheelbase, medium-roof panel van, ideal for traders working in and around cities who still need to carry all their tools and materials. This Citroën Relay van features:Â
- External length: 5,413 mmÂ
- Overall height: 2,522 mmÂ
- External width excluding mirrors: 2,050 mmÂ
- Wheelbase: 3,450 mm
- Max load length: 3,120 mmÂ
- Max load height: 1,932 mmÂ
- Max load width: 1,870 mmÂ
- Load volume: 11.5 m³Â
Citroen Relay L3 H2 DimensionsÂ
The Citroën Relay L3H2 is a long-wheelbase, medium-roof van that offers extra space for longer cargo. This Citroën Relay van features:
- External length: 5,998 mmÂ
- Overall Height: 2,522 mmÂ
- Overall width including mirrors: 2,690 mmÂ
- Wheelbase: 4,035 mmÂ
- Maximum load length: 3,705 mmÂ
- Maximum load height: 1,932 mmÂ
- Maximum load width: 1,870 mmÂ
- Load volume: 13.0 m³
Citroen Relay L4 H3 DimensionsÂ
The Citroën Relay L4H3 is the biggest van in the range, and it features:Â
- Overall length: 6,363 mmÂ
- Overall height: 2,779 mmÂ
- Wheelbase: 4,035
- Load length: 4,070 mmÂ
- Load height: 2,172 mmÂ
- Load volume: 17.0 m³
Finance and Warranty OptionsÂ
At Ideal Commercials, we offer comprehensive finance options for your Citroën Relay, perfect for sole traders, LTDs, and fleets. Our options are varied in order to suit every business requirement, including: Â
- Hire Purchase (HP)Â
- Lease Purchase (LP)Â
- Contact Hire (CH)Â
We also offer extended warranty options for your used Citroen Relay, so you can rest easy should anything go wrong.
Benefits of Buying a Used Citroen Relay
Buying a Citroen Relay offers versatility, space, and durability. It also offers many other benefits. Â
- Capacity – Citroen Relays offer significant space for equipment and can be customised as tipper vans.
- Reliability – Citroen Relays are known for their reliability
- Comfort – With an ergonomic cabin, supportive seating, and modern connectivity, the Citroen Relay offers optimal comfort and technology. Â
- Safety – Citroen Relays feature advanced driver-assist technologies, including adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go functionality, lane-centring assistance, and traffic jam assist.Â
- Brand value – As a household name, Relay vans boost your professional image while offering reliable, long-term use. Â
- Choose Ideal Commercials for your Citroen Relay
If you’re looking for a dependable, robust, professional van that also offers driver comfort and connectivity, we can help. Browse our range of Citroen Relays today, or visit our dealership to view, ask questions, and test-drive. Â
We’ve helped businesses find the perfect commercial vehicle for many years, from single vans to entire fleets. Our team is here to help every step of the way, offering advice and guidance tailored to your needs. With warranty packages, finance options, and quality used vehicles, we’re the number one choice for Citroën Relays in Hampshire and beyond.Â
FAQs
Is the Citroën Relay a good van? +
The Citroën Relay is a good van if you want lots of load space for the money. It is affordable and capable, but it's showing its age against newer rivals such as the Ford Transit and Renault Master. It shares its underpinnings with the Fiat Ducato and Peugeot Boxer, so parts are easy to find. It suits buyers who need volume rather than maximum payload.
What is the typical lifespan of a Citroën Relay? +
The typical lifespan of a Citroën Relay is around 12–15 years and 150,000–200,000 miles with regular servicing. UK MOT data supports this: 60% of 2012 Relays are still on the road, but only around 17% of 2005 vans remain. High mileage isn't a problem in itself. The service history and the condition of the clutch and suspension matter more.
What are some common problems with the Citroën Relay? +
The most common problems with the Citroën Relay are clutch wear, electrical faults and paintwork. Relays can be heavy on clutches, with some failing after as little as 20,000 miles, so check for judder when reversing. Peeling or faded paint on the bonnet and wings is common, and the gear change can feel notchy. Most MOT failures are tyre- and brake-related rather than structural.