2024 Ford Tourneo Custom Titanium 9-Seater Minibus

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So, I’ve just sold my last one of these — a 2024 Ford Tourneo Custom, the new shape model, in Titanium spec. Honestly, it’s one of those cars you don’t see every day.

It’s a 9-seater, long wheelbase, diesel automatic — Euro 6 compliant, ULEZ ready — and I’ve only driven it 3,645 miles, so it’s been used very lightly. Only 4k miles from new, which is a big deal for something this size.

It’s got everything: dual sliding doors, conference or forward-facing seats, climate control, air conditioning, Bluetooth, Apple/Android CarPlay, DAB radio, USB ports, aux, voice command — and the interior’s clean, with full rubber and carpet sets (I paid extra for that, £500).

The tech side is solid — touchscreen multimedia, cruise control, heated seats, heated windscreen, keyless go, parking sensors, reversing camera with two views, and even a walk-in step. I love how it handles with the 17-inch alloy wheels and electronic stability control.

I fitted privacy glass and ghost immobiliser — which I found really useful. It’s also got a start/stop system, automatic headlights, and traction control. The engine’s 134bhp, and it’s got a good 34.5mpg — not bad for a diesel minibus.

I’ve had it checked by a mechanic, and it’s in great shape. The only thing I’d say is, it’s a rare setup — especially with the automatic transmission and the full L2 specification.

It’s not just a vehicle — it’s a practical, comfortable space for families, small groups, or even business use. I’ve used it for a few trips around the Highlands, and it’s been reliable.

I’ve had it for a couple of years now, and I’m happy to share it with someone who might actually use it — not just for show.

I’m based in tain, Highland, so if you’re local or nearby, I can chat or show it over — no pressure, just a real talk.

I’m not selling it to just anyone — I want someone who’s actually going to use it properly.

If you’re interested, I can send a quick WhatsApp video walkthrough — just text me on 07340 222666.

And yes, it’s on the market at £38,475 — but I’m not saying that out loud, just in case you’re curious.

I’ve been in the car business since the 80s, so I know what I’m talking about. If you’re thinking of buying a minibus, this one’s worth a look — especially if you’re after something practical, modern, and not too flashy.

Let me know if you’d like to chat. I’ll help you through it.