RE: Brand loyalty: £250K on 23 Peugeots

RE: Brand loyalty: £250K on 23 Peugeots

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b4bby

267 posts

190 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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The real story here must be whats happened in this guys life to make him have to spend so much money at dealerships on cars to make himself feel a sense of self worth and importance???

Id laugh at the guy if i didnt feel so sorry for him.

Globs

13,841 posts

233 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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The Crack Fox said:
elektix said:
I've managed to spend 21 years avoiding Peugeot at all costs. My prize? Not having to spend a weekend with an RCZ....

.... Now who's the real winner?
rofl
rofl + 1

Batster

263 posts

243 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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It's the stuff of nightmares, worst nightmares.....

An automotive life sentence that he chose, his kids must be embarrassed/gutted!

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

257 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Ah, m'seur, wiz zis RCZ, you are really spoiling urs....

kainedog

361 posts

176 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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most policemen round my way spend their time knicking motorists on minor offences and not arresting big hairy blokes
peter450 said:
Yes, and it pays for a service you need, I'E to live a society were some big hairy bloke can't come round to your house, throw your skinny arse out and shut the door in your face, and then live there happily until and even bigger and more hairy bloke does the same to him etc etc

It might come from your tax, but its his money, that he has earned, you only get to earn your money because you live in a lawful society which he is paid to enforce the rules of

Edited by peter450 on Monday 19th March 20:58

Panayiotis

503 posts

211 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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So he bought all these cars off the dealer, no doubt he also services these cars there, including MOTs and tyres etc and the guy clearly has some screws missing. 250k is only the beginning, no doubt its a lot more than that.

As for him being paid too much, thats 23 cars for 4 people over 22 years. Not really that many is it? Im guessing his sister (wife) works and the kids do too to support their fathers pug habit.

edinph

386 posts

176 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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let's hope his next car is a ................... Renault! MUG!

ali27

12 posts

187 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Not sure if I should laugh or cry, almost any other marque & I could understand. The garage was having laugh by rewarding him with a test in an RCZ for a weekend. I've known people who are in the market for a car and get demo cars for the weekend who promptly put 4 figures on the clock! The least they could have given him was an RCZ as a freebie lease for a year. On the otherhand like any industry local customers get the **ss taken out of them while new ones are treated like royalty.

sc4589

1,958 posts

167 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Just told my other half about this. She looked distinctly non-plussed. "Customer loyalty my arse. What a mug."

She's 19 and can work that out already. How much longer for him?

Better than a kick in the teeth, but owning that many Peugeots is a huge, massive, kick in the balls.

essexplumber

7,751 posts

175 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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fking hell my local Pug dealer and where I bought my 207 GTi. Great dealer and I would reccomend them to anyone!





















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GuitarTech

582 posts

152 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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HowMuchLonger said:
dooka said:
Gaurrentee the dealership owner has a yaught. frown..
They might even have a dickshonaree??
Nice one roflroflrofl

LukeSi

5,753 posts

163 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Craiglamuffin said:
He says "My latest car is the beautiful Peugeot 508 Allure saloon...". A clue there.
Just read that again and made a funny decompression like noise. Ugly ugly car.

White Lightning

485 posts

185 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Honestly I wouldnt drive ANY peugeot ever (not even a free one). Certainly not from the last 10 years....they are all awful, the RCZ included. Too slow and is just a 308 in a posh frock. vomit

oh and as for this poor unfortunate chap..... laughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaugh

I hope they find him the cure soon.

LukeSi

5,753 posts

163 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Someone here work at a BMW dealer who can give him a test drive of an M3? Show him the sort of thing he is missing.

dandarez

13,320 posts

285 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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White Lightning said:
Honestly I wouldnt drive ANY peugeot ever (not even a free one). Certainly not from the last 10 years....they are all awful, the RCZ included. Too slow and is just a 308 in a posh frock. vomit

oh and as for this poor unfortunate chap..... laughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaughlaugh

I hope they find him the cure soon.
There is no cure for Pugs or their owners.


the_g_ster

375 posts

197 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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That's a staggering amount of money!!!!!

If he complains his pension is crap, well.

No sense a all, Peugeot didn't give him a new one as there are countless other fools who have spent the same kind of money out there and it would set a benchmark on the already poor value brand.

Dalto123

3,198 posts

165 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Bloody helL!!£250k spend on Peugeot's. He could buy himself decent for that money tongue out

carreauchompeur

17,864 posts

206 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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moanthebairns said:
Aldi TT
rofl The tears are flowing strongly at this thread!

Itsallicanafford

2,779 posts

161 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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Why all the Peugeot hate? He started with a 205 dturbo, decided to trade up to a 205 1.6 Gti. After being spanked off the lights by a 5 GT turbo, he drives straight to the dealer and signs up for a 1.9 gti. Kids multiply, more space required. A 405 Mi16 is ordered, and paid for in cash, no questions asked. Meanwhile, the wife get a job in Chelmsford, needs a decent ride, a 306 dturbo is ordered. Revelling in her new found independence, she starts to explore the back roads home and decides that really a 306 gti6 would be better. She turns out to be quite a wheelman so a 306 rallye is ordered and used for occasional trackdays. Finally, she enters into stock hatch, they use the lump out if the 406 in the 306 for a but of mi16 poke. First outing she tanks it, 2 new cars are required. They decide to go back to basics, he gets a great deal on a mk1 106 rallye, she hangs on for the mk2 version. Time passes and he hankers after done GT luxury and signs up for a 406 v6 coupe, while keeping the 106 for the weekend. Add in assorted 106's for offspring etc and you are at 250k and change...Not a dud insight...

J4CKO

41,770 posts

202 months

Monday 19th March 2012
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chim said:
J4CKO said:
Does seem a little strange but if he can afford it an he is happy then thats up to him. Peugeot's aren't that terrible really, nobody died from owning one, he probably likes the whole purchasing experience and gets treated well by the dealership, why you would buy so many I don't know but it sounds like he did the purchasing for his family who were also happy with driving a Peugeot.

The gift sounds a bit mean, really they should have just not said anything, I dont get a party thrown for me by Tesco and I have spent a fair bit there, but Peugeot are like all mainstream manufacturers going through tough times so I guess the money isnt there to give cars away.
Sort of beg to differ on that one.



Stick with my Range Rover I think
I still maintain that nobody died from owning one, which is separate and distinct from getting in the way of a three tonne off roader in an older, smaller car, perhaps say more about what SUV's do to other cars than how robust an early nineties Peugeot was/is, safety is important but with the bigger SUV's it seems to be at the expense of what you hit.