2019 Ford Tourneo Custom Titanium WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE MPV

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So, I’ve had this 2019 Ford Tourneo Custom for about three years now, and it’s been a solid ride — especially for my family. It’s the titanium model, diesel, 4-seater, and has wheelchair access, which made it super handy when I needed to move around more easily.

It’s got a full dealer service history — serviced at 11,359, 24,150, 34,700, and 39,901 miles — and the MOT is valid until July 29, 2026. I’ve kept it well looked after, and it’s only ever been driven by one person.

The interior’s clean and tidy — black throughout, 17-inch silver 10-spoke alloy wheels, leather-trimmed gear knob, and plenty of storage. The seats are comfortable, especially the second and third rows, which are foldable and wide — great for kids or when you’re not using all the space.

It’s got all the modern bits: Bluetooth, cruise control, heated seats, power windows, electrically heated rear window, parking sensors, ABS, EBA, ESC, and even a load space with tie-down loops. The aircon works well, and I’ve got a spare full-size tire with tool kit tucked away.

I’ve also got a 3-month warranty on it, which is kind of a bonus — I didn’t expect that to be included. The battery’s an AGM 80Ah, cold-start ready, and it runs smoothly even in colder weather.

It’s a short wheelbase, which means it’s easier to park and turn in tight spaces. I’ve used it for both daily commuting and weekend trips — it’s been reliable and quiet.

I’m based in Brecon, Powys, and I’m happy to arrange a viewing by appointment. No pressure, just happy to show it over a coffee or a quick drive.

It’s not a flashy car, but it’s been dependable and has actually made life easier. If you’re looking for a practical, well-maintained MPV with real features and a solid history — this one’s a solid pick.

Price is £15,255 — I’ve kept it in a good spot, and it’s been mostly driven on good roads. Just thought I’d share it.