Used Citroën Relay cars
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7 used Citroën Relay cars in stock
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Q. How much does a used Citroën Relay cost?
A. We have 7 used Citroën Relay cars in stock ranging from £11,998 to £26,998.
Q. How much is car tax for a used Citroën Relay?
A. The Citroën Relay car tax ranges from £190 to £335 per year for the models in stock.
Q. What is the average mileage on a used Citroën Relay?
A. The average mileage on a used Citroën Relay in stock is 14610 miles.
Q. Which transmission options are available with the Citroën Relay?
A. Currently in stock, the Citroën Relay is available in Manual.
Q. What different fuel types are available for the Citroën Relay?
A. Of the Citroën Relay used cars in stock, they are available in the following fuel types: Diesel.
Q. What are the most popular engine sizes in the Citroën Relay?
A. The most popular engine sizes in the Citroën Relay we have in stock are 2.2 litres.
Q. What are the most popular colours in the Citroën Relay range?
A. The Citroën Relay is available in various colours. The most popular we have in stock are White
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