Lets see your Pug!

[North3rn Monk3y]

Here's mine, nothing too special!



Model: 206 Sport3
Engine: 1.6 16v (tu5jp4)
Mods: GTi 1/2 leather interior, k&n typhoon induction kit.
Length of Ownership: 5 years

[drdino]

My P&J:



Peugeot 308 GTi, 1.6L with 200 hp...

[R300XXX]

The fiancée's RCZ

Edited by R300XXX on Sunday 4th January 21:19

[R300XXX]

And her previous car

[AlexRS2782]

My current 205 GTI (bodykit is the o.e dealer fit one from the early '90's and was fitted to the car from new - thankfully minus the nasty tailgate spoiler):




My old 306 Cabriolet from a few years back:

[anonymous-user]

The current car, and if you're interested, the old one.... http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[tonyb1968]

Here is my RCZ R

Edited by tonyb1968 on Wednesday 7th January 00:56

[Pet Troll]

My 205 V6

[gretsch drummer]

306 Gti6

[Claudia Skies]

tonyb1968 said:

Here is my RCZ R

How are you getting on with that?

I've had a long, hard look but haven't yet taken the plunge.

[tonyb1968]

Claudia Skies said:

How are you getting on with that?

I've had a long, hard look but haven't yet taken the plunge.

Loving her
She is still giving me around 40mpg running shell v power, mixed motorway/A road driving, I keep forgetting what its like to go to the petrol station as they were so use to seeing me when I had a Subaru lol.
Car is great, it looks a little dated inside compared to some of the Peugeot range (sat nav isnt the most user friendly), handling is fantastic as is the wet grip, really good on those country roads and dare i say it, she drives a little like a diesel, you hardly have to be on the throttle to keep moving, if you are tempted then its worth getting a test drive, has the usual RCZ design faults like the thick front pillars and no blind spot wing mirrors and you have to be a little careful on opening the boot in the wet to stop the water going in, but those are minor things as you just overlook them because you enjoy driving the car.
Seating can take a little time to set up but after that its comfortable, the pro's outweigh the con's but if you want rear seating room, look more towards the 308 R which may be more practical if not as good looking.

[MondeoMan1981]

Apologies for poor pic - not actually picked this Pug up yet! This 208 Allure is my 6th Pug since 2000 and replaces a 208 Active that has incurable faults. Looking forward to this 208 as it has the superior led/projector lights and DAB

[madmover]

I've sold it now but this was taken at curborough (Ran by "skylinecrazy" on here ) with a friend driving.



It was great fun. Despite this, it'll probably be the only pug I'll ever own

[Mike Horne]

Not mine but my 16year old son Luke's pug..1.1 rallye replica under restoration.

[LeeThr]

Here's my set...
WP_20150130_16_48_41_Raw by LeeThr, on Flickr

2003 - 206 GTi 138 - Moonstone Blue
2003 - 406 Coupé 2.2 HDi SE - Hyperion Blue
2000 - 206 2L HDi D-Turbo ECO - Cherry Red
1999 - 306 GTi-6 - Blue (haven't worked out if it's Nile or China yet)

I can't stand pug's....

[MBBlat]

Another RCZ
RCZ on drive by MBBlat, on Flickr

[North3rn Monk3y]

Parked next to an RCZ at the weekend, I do really like them... not sure I could buy one though!

Perfect garage would be a 205 GTI for track days, 306 Rallye for the lanes and a 406 V6 Coupe as the daily barge!

[bianchi928hoc]

[bianchi928hoc]

112K miles, Full Peugeot History. Standard car. Still has original Phillips cassette Radio.

[RenPug]

North3rn Monk3y said:

Perfect garage would be a 205 GTI for track days, 306 Rallye for the lanes and a 406 V6 Coupe as the daily barge!

I'm just short of the 406.

My 205.


And my 306.