Walked Past The Peugeot Garage and saw this parked outside ...
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Walked Past The Peugeot Garage and saw this parked outside ...
Looks a $Million ................. honest to god, if that wasn't a French pile of unreliable metal I would be more than interested!!
Might appeal to those who mod and re-map, as the reliability issue isn't a factor in your driving desires.
Peugeot RCZ THP 200 GT ... fantastic!
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It looks so much better than the hairdressers TT in the flesh ... really, it looks awesome - I don't say that about many cars!
And it can be had for £20k OTR ..... returning 50mpg too!
And it can be had for £20k OTR ..... returning 50mpg too!
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Not sure where it is sourced from - but (I think) it puts out 200BHP and is economical too - looks amazing in the flesh ............. but, where would I put the dog?
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Let us hope it's more comfortable than the 307cc (which shouldn't be hard). The 307cc 180 was the most back-breaking, spine-splintering driving position I've ever experienced.
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It'll be rattling like a bag of spanners after 1000miles in the garage for 3 weeks out of every month till the warrenty runs out!! Anyone remember the Peugeot 605?? If anyone is still insanie enough to own one you can only buy a "full exhaust" from Peugeot costing just under £3000 Plus fitting "French p**h". Can you tell I used to work for them ??
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LOL @ some of the comments re. reliability on a Subaru forum.
Thing is in my experience (owned 3 Scoobs and 3 Peugeots for some weird reason), the Scoobs have had the delicate engines/gearboxes whilst the Pugs have had flimsy interiors and ancillary issues.
Last Scoob I had killed it's gearbox. My 205 GTi which followed the Scoob broke everything apart from the gearbox/suspension/engine But it was 22 years old and the Scoob was 9.
The car - I don't like it. Peugeot haven't made a worthwhile GTi type car since the GTi-6 went out of production.
P.S. Pugs and Scoobs are more reliable than that fancy looking Italian crap, eh?
Thing is in my experience (owned 3 Scoobs and 3 Peugeots for some weird reason), the Scoobs have had the delicate engines/gearboxes whilst the Pugs have had flimsy interiors and ancillary issues.
Last Scoob I had killed it's gearbox. My 205 GTi which followed the Scoob broke everything apart from the gearbox/suspension/engine But it was 22 years old and the Scoob was 9.
The car - I don't like it. Peugeot haven't made a worthwhile GTi type car since the GTi-6 went out of production.
P.S. Pugs and Scoobs are more reliable than that fancy looking Italian crap, eh?
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Why would it drop off with in 3 years , lets remember, Pissy is the king of not modding
Also id rather replace any amount of isignificant trim over anything mechanical
Also id rather replace any amount of isignificant trim over anything mechanical
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The Scoobie didn't break its gearbox ...... YOU DID!
Mine is original - even original exhaust to backbox - not put a foot wrong ... just needed servicing.
The most reliable car I have ever had ...... a french pile of cr4p wouldn't come close - but, this looks fantastic!
The Scoobie didn't break its gearbox ...... YOU DID!
Mine is original - even original exhaust to backbox - not put a foot wrong ... just needed servicing.
The most reliable car I have ever had ...... a french pile of cr4p wouldn't come close - but, this looks fantastic!
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LOL @ some of the comments re. reliability on a Subaru forum.
Thing is in my experience (owned 3 Scoobs and 3 Peugeots for some weird reason), the Scoobs have had the delicate engines/gearboxes whilst the Pugs have had flimsy interiors and ancillary issues.
Last Scoob I had killed it's gearbox. My 205 GTi which followed the Scoob broke everything apart from the gearbox/suspension/engine But it was 22 years old and the Scoob was 9.
The car - I don't like it. Peugeot haven't made a worthwhile GTi type car since the GTi-6 went out of production.
P.S. Pugs and Scoobs are more reliable than that fancy looking Italian crap, eh?
Thing is in my experience (owned 3 Scoobs and 3 Peugeots for some weird reason), the Scoobs have had the delicate engines/gearboxes whilst the Pugs have had flimsy interiors and ancillary issues.
Last Scoob I had killed it's gearbox. My 205 GTi which followed the Scoob broke everything apart from the gearbox/suspension/engine But it was 22 years old and the Scoob was 9.
The car - I don't like it. Peugeot haven't made a worthwhile GTi type car since the GTi-6 went out of production.
P.S. Pugs and Scoobs are more reliable than that fancy looking Italian crap, eh?
Craig
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P.S. Pugs and Scoobs are more reliable than that fancy looking Italian crap, eh?
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The Scoobie didn't break its gearbox ...... YOU DID!
Mine is original - even original exhaust to backbox - not put a foot wrong ... just needed servicing.
The most reliable car I have ever had ...... a french pile of cr4p wouldn't come close - but, this looks fantastic!
The Scoobie didn't break its gearbox ...... YOU DID!
Mine is original - even original exhaust to backbox - not put a foot wrong ... just needed servicing.
The most reliable car I have ever had ...... a french pile of cr4p wouldn't come close - but, this looks fantastic!
205 was modded too, and had more miles on it, and 12 previous owners, and was at least twice the Scoobs age... Guess which one I'd have back in aheartbeat though (hint burble ).
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I was always impressed by the engineering build quality on my original STi. It had the best of the Scooby engines with the solid block and the better innards. One of the things that surprised was that they did not use self tapping screws under the bonnet even. Small point, but revealing.
I did quite a lot to the motor, matched the manifolds, better up and down pipes, Dawes device to improve the boost figure to just below fuel cut, free flow cat which improved the output without needing a re-map, but with which the emission test was as good as you can wish to get.
I improved the handling out of sight by getting the bump steer removed and fitting the solid anti roll bar links.
I was an outstanding car, I never ragged it, I never do that to any car anyway, but it was lovely to drive. One of the best I ever had. It broke my heart to sell it and I still miss it very much.
No lack of quality as a driver's car there!
Les
I did quite a lot to the motor, matched the manifolds, better up and down pipes, Dawes device to improve the boost figure to just below fuel cut, free flow cat which improved the output without needing a re-map, but with which the emission test was as good as you can wish to get.
I improved the handling out of sight by getting the bump steer removed and fitting the solid anti roll bar links.
I was an outstanding car, I never ragged it, I never do that to any car anyway, but it was lovely to drive. One of the best I ever had. It broke my heart to sell it and I still miss it very much.
No lack of quality as a driver's car there!
Les
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