The amazing amphibious Peugeot
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Butter Face said:
GTIR said:
imsexyandiknowit said:
It's basically a bmw! So stop trying to put the new guy down.
Don't worry new person. Come under my wing and I'll protect your shiny new bottom. 
To the OP, where was this picture taken anyway?
skip_1 said:
Butter Face said:
GTIR said:
imsexyandiknowit said:
It's basically a bmw! So stop trying to put the new guy down.
Don't worry new person. Come under my wing and I'll protect your shiny new bottom. To the OP, where was this picture taken anyway?
Butter Face said:
skip_1 said:
Butter Face said:
GTIR said:
imsexyandiknowit said:
It's basically a bmw! So stop trying to put the new guy down.
Don't worry new person. Come under my wing and I'll protect your shiny new bottom. To the OP, where was this picture taken anyway?
Snappy89 said:
He's basically right though. You're still using French made power to get around.
Sadly I must educate you... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritec_engine
All those onlookers, several 4x4s and nobody thought to find a rope and pull it onto dry land before it got washed away?
If I'd have been there in my Land Rover I'd have got it hooked up and dragged out of harms way as soon as I realised what was going on. The guy is very lucky his car was still there when he got back.
If I'd have been there in my Land Rover I'd have got it hooked up and dragged out of harms way as soon as I realised what was going on. The guy is very lucky his car was still there when he got back.
imsexyandiknowit said:
Snappy89 said:
He's basically right though. You're still using French made power to get around.
Sadly I must educate you... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritec_engine
Yeah that's looooaadddsss better.
Basically a BMW. Innit.
Butter Face said:
Oh so you've got the old one, with the rover/yank/Brazilian engine
Yeah that's looooaadddsss better.
My car was built in 2007 and is therefore a 57 plate. Whilst not new its hardly a banger! Yeah that's looooaadddsss better.
And when I brought it the salesman explained it was a bmw without the flashy badge. Did you know bmw design and make bmw's?
imsexyandiknowit said:
Rawwr said:
Not even sure where to start with this one.
I now have a mini, and it's a great car. German engineering! However I've also had a renault, a peugoeot and a vauxhall. All of them were junk and I ended up either writing them off or selling them for scrap.
My advice to everyone is to go for a german car. They are very well built. Diesels are very good these days, but I went for a petrol mini as I could not afford the diesel.
You won't go wrong if you follow that advice.
Butter Face said:
Yeah I'm a car salesman and that's the thing we'd probably say to someone to flog them an over stylised, under engineered wannabe BMW.
So yours does have a PSA engine?
You are a credit to your proffession with comments like that. So yours does have a PSA engine?
I don't know. Mine has a 1.4 chain driven engine, it's nippy around town, but is not great on the motorway. It has stop start and is quite economical.
imsexyandiknowit said:
My car was built in 2007 and is therefore a 57 plate. Whilst not new its hardly a banger!
And when I brought it the salesman explained it was a bmw without the flashy badge. Did you know bmw design and make bmw's?
You BOUGHT it, not brought. And when I brought it the salesman explained it was a bmw without the flashy badge. Did you know bmw design and make bmw's?
I can't understand how people don't see the difference...
Edited by Rammy76 on Saturday 2nd November 22:38
imsexyandiknowit said:
My car was built in 2007 and is therefore a 57 plate. Whilst not new its hardly a banger!
And when I brought it the salesman explained it was a bmw without the flashy badge. Did you know bmw design and make bmw's?
I can easily ignore the rest of your grammatical and spelling issues, I'm far from perfect in that respect myself. I can even ignore the fact the you keep completely missing the point but for the love of all that's mighty and my own sanity please learn the difference between bought and brought!And when I brought it the salesman explained it was a bmw without the flashy badge. Did you know bmw design and make bmw's?
imsexyandiknowit said:
I now have a mini, and it's a great car. German engineering!
However I've also had a renault, a peugoeot and a vauxhall. All of them were junk and I ended up either writing them off or selling them for scrap.
My advice to everyone is to go for a german car. They are very well built. Diesels are very good these days, but I went for a petrol mini as I could not afford the diesel.
You won't go wrong if you follow that advice.
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/consumer-news/62383/german-cars-among-worst-engine-failures However I've also had a renault, a peugoeot and a vauxhall. All of them were junk and I ended up either writing them off or selling them for scrap.
My advice to everyone is to go for a german car. They are very well built. Diesels are very good these days, but I went for a petrol mini as I could not afford the diesel.
You won't go wrong if you follow that advice.
TheCarFather said:
I've had mine nearly two months and nothing has gone wrong. It only needs servicing every two years - so you can literally ignore it for that long apart from an mot. You don't have to worry.
At the end of the day, many people can't afford prestige german cars - but for those that can they are amazing.
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