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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / August 2008

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Buying 206

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Tony D - 09 Aug 2008 11:47 GMT
Thinking of buying a 206 , haven't decided on what type of engine petrol or
diesel
looking at 02-04 in years

Any advice on what to look for and thoughts on the petrol or diesel

Thanks in advance
Chris - 10 Aug 2008 19:35 GMT
Well petrol for power to get away from the light.Diesel to get the
M.P.G and to plod about.
Bystander - 10 Aug 2008 22:19 GMT
> Well petrol for power to get away from the light.Diesel to get the
> M.P.G and to plod about.

Chris, whatever are you talking about, 10 years ago this might have been
true but not anymore, diesels are now performing as well as petrol cars, I
have a 406 diesel, which is my first diesel car, it's power and performance
is amazing, nothing would make me go back to petrol. Apart from the
performance, the economy is something else, average 44 to the gallon, there
isn't a 2 litre petrol car in the world that can compete with that.

Bryan
Keith W - 11 Aug 2008 17:44 GMT
>> Well petrol for power to get away from the light.Diesel to get the
>> M.P.G and to plod about.
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> gallon, there isn't a 2 litre petrol car in the world that can compete
> with that.

You have to remember that Chris is used to a 405 Turbo Diesel and on those
the Turbo doesn't kick in until you reach 2000rpm.   The HDI diesel on the
other hand performs as well as most, and better than many, petrol engines.
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Sunbury on Thames
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