I'm obviously strange
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Have to say I've always steered clear of Citroens although some friends have had numerous ones and swear by them.
I guess that for what it is the Picasso is ok but IMO there's much better motors out there such as such as the Touran and the X3 but then do you want to pay the premium and do you wish to branded as a BMW driver.
You pays your money you takes your choice.
I guess that for what it is the Picasso is ok but IMO there's much better motors out there such as such as the Touran and the X3 but then do you want to pay the premium and do you wish to branded as a BMW driver.
You pays your money you takes your choice.
i have had 4 citroens AX.BX diesel.Saxo,Xantia TD best cars i ever had
got a renault espace 2.1TD at moment done 59K miles and head gasket gone gonna cost £1K for replacement engine
and a peugoet 406 estate LPG which will for sale as soon as the renault repaired,but the gas system needs a service as it troubles idling but i just put up with it
had a ford orion ghia ,three year old and that had a constant fault with it
mondeo estate ,power rack went after 300 miles
frontera 2.4i LWB.. engine popped a piston
best car was Saxo ,bought from new had for 6 yrs,but clutch,Cat,exhauast all went in yr 5
got a renault espace 2.1TD at moment done 59K miles and head gasket gone gonna cost £1K for replacement engine
and a peugoet 406 estate LPG which will for sale as soon as the renault repaired,but the gas system needs a service as it troubles idling but i just put up with it
had a ford orion ghia ,three year old and that had a constant fault with it
mondeo estate ,power rack went after 300 miles
frontera 2.4i LWB.. engine popped a piston
best car was Saxo ,bought from new had for 6 yrs,but clutch,Cat,exhauast all went in yr 5
Basher said:
How do you compare these vehicles to a Picasso? The Picasso is not a 4 wheel drive (keep remembering that Peter or you will get stuck in the mud again
). It is just one the the oversized, too tall hatchbacks that appear to be popular at the moment.The only interesting thing about a Picasso is that you can get it with the new 1.6 110bhp HDi diesel engine (it's actually only 1.56 litre) . The previous 110bhp engine was a 2 litre.
Neil said:How do you compare these vehicles to a Picasso? The Picasso is not a 4 wheel drive (keep remembering that Peter or you will get stuck in the mud again
The only interesting thing about a Picasso is that you can get it with the new 1.6 110bhp HDi diesel engine (it's actually only 1.56 litre) . The previous 110bhp engine was a 2 litre.
I think you'll find the Touran is 2WD and anyhow they were simply examples, Renault Scenic is like for like or a Fiat Multipla (which is a cracking car IMO) anyhow the point I was making is individual choice is just that, individual choice and thank goodness for it or else we'd all be driving round in the same model of car, going to the same supermarket and living in the same type of house in the same sort of area.
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rogue said:
I also had a saxo and adored it, got it from new and sold it when it was just over 4 years old as things started to go wrong with it, exhaust being one but the major one was the crank shaft twisted leading to the oil evacuating the system
. saying all that though it was one car I can say I absolutely fell in love with. I have a yaris now and its.... just alright!
Neil said:Thats 'cus you drive like a posessed woman
Oy and how would you know how I drive mr????? As for the crank shaft, the mechanic did actually say he had never seen anything like it and both him and his wife both have saxo's.
big al said:
Ooo me thinks my driving is getting some stick here and I have no idea why!!!!