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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / March 2008

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Big switch (and betrayal)

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G.T - 16 Mar 2008 00:06 GMT
Hi there !

i've been a pretty long time without posting here...

My parents' decided to almost leave the "Firm" and have bought a Ford C-Max
(yeah, I know... Moreover they haven't to bring childs with them anymore),
their good old '88 405 SRI is going to be scrapped (you can't see me almost
cry). Most ancient contributors MUST have heard of this car before.

They got hold of my almost new '93 205 Junior D (which appears to be a
full-options model : metallic paint was the only one available), 120,000
miles... just run-in :-)
I now have their '02 206 HDi (90HP) as a daily driver. Not that bad,
although a bit less easy to drive into Paris (f#ckin' bonnet I cannot see).

Regards,
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G.T
Bob Minchin - 16 Mar 2008 17:10 GMT
> Hi there !
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> G.T

At least the Cmax has possible got a pug engine in it if it is the diesel!
My wife has a max and it is nice to drive and at 55-60mpg a darn sight
cheaper to run than my petrol 405!

Bob
G.T - 16 Mar 2008 21:03 GMT
Hi Bob,

> At least the Cmax has possible got a pug engine in it if it is the diesel!
It seems it's a Pug-engineered engine : 1.6TDCI, same as the 1.6HDi. I guess
they wouldn't be as pleased if it wasn't a Pug engine under the bonnet.

> My wife has a max and it is nice to drive and at 55-60mpg a darn sight
> cheaper to run than my petrol 405!
Eeer I have to agree, the SRI also tend to burn a (pretty) huge amount of
fuel under fast driving or around cities... My brother once got a 6.5L/100km
with a mix of road, motorway and city drive (the house's record), with an
avg being of 7L/100. Sorry guy, I can't get the MPG conversion.

Regards,
--
G.T
G.T - 23 Mar 2008 23:14 GMT
Eh eh, the saga begins... I've been calling my parents yesterday (by some
miracle it seems I've lost my notebook computer... or had it stolen), they
already have a faulty rear electric window on their brand new C-Max.
(sure they'll soon come back to sth more... more of a car I'd say).

Regards,
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G.T

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