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jonny_693 27 July 2010 03:42 PM

Peugeot 206 GTI
 
I have been offered one in a swap for Impreza. What are they like to own? I took one out a number of years ago and found it rather dull TBH but it may be the means to an end. The one in question is an 80k mile 2001 model with an sp pack.

TIA Jonny

RobEvo5 27 July 2010 05:22 PM

Nice fun little cars expecially the 180bhp ones which are not as common. But if its been offered at a swap, unless your scoob has issues you are getting the raw end of a deal.

I just sold a 2002 206GTI 105K miles, new MOT, very clean, FSH for £1400.....

As a car though they are fun but a standard 140bhp one is just nippy and OK. The 180bhp one is very similar to the 306GTI6 with a very peaky engine that loves to be revved and overall very good fun.

RobEvo5 27 July 2010 05:25 PM

p.s Just seen you advert on Pistonheads - Keep the scoob mate, or tell the guy with the 206GTI to put atleast £1K into the deal.

jonny_693 27 July 2010 05:56 PM

Thanks for the input matey. Like you say I would be looking for cash my way as well.

jpor 27 July 2010 06:20 PM

Not had a pug 206, but had a 206 1.6 8v. One thing I couldn't get used to was the driving position and how close the pedals were. Oh and the one I had (brand new off the forecourt back in 99) also had a problem with the drive shaft :-(
Moved off the 206 to a 2000 Subaru Turbo and what a difference that was :-)

TonyBurns 27 July 2010 07:19 PM

The 206 GTI180 is a good car, flawed but good, gearing is too long in 2nd :( and the driving position is offset and the pedals are too close :( engine is a peach though :D if its for a standard 138bhp model then forget it, horrid car in comparison.

Tony:)

chocolate_o_brian 27 July 2010 07:27 PM

I wish I had the £2k to offer you now for the Scoob Jonny :cry:

Looks a very good buy considering its engine is under 30k old :eek:

Ba5tard :(

jonny_693 27 July 2010 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian (Post 9517360)
I wish I had the £2k to offer you now for the Scoob Jonny :cry:

Looks a very good buy considering its engine is under 30k old :eek:

Ba5tard :(

Cheers dude. I'm pretty gutted to be selling but at the end of the day I've had 3 years of getting my trousers pulled down by petrol stations and insurance companys. I need A break! :freak3:

May look at getting one as a second car further down the line, if it sells.......

chocolate_o_brian 27 July 2010 08:32 PM


Originally Posted by jonny_693 (Post 9517402)
Cheers dude. I'm pretty gutted to be selling but at the end of the day I've had 3 years of getting my trousers pulled down by petrol stations and insurance companys. I need A break! :freak3:

May look at getting one as a second car further down the line, if it sells.......

:cry: In a perfect world everyone would be trust worthy and you could just take £200 a month off me for a year :D

KAOS_JNR 27 July 2010 09:33 PM

I had a 04 206 gti 180 the most angry juicy car I have ever owned spirited driving showed 9mpg I did a deal with it for my scoob I'd never go back. I agree pedals offset was not good and gearing was awful 5th gear 5k rpm 60mph

jonny_693 27 July 2010 10:23 PM


Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian (Post 9517547)
:cry: In a perfect world everyone would be trust worthy and you could just take £200 a month off me for a year :D

As long as the owner of my next car will accept £200 a month :lol1:

I think I'm going to give the 206 a miss. I'm looking for a compromise but they sound like too much of a compromise!

TonyBurns 28 July 2010 12:12 PM


Originally Posted by KAOS_JNR (Post 9517718)
I had a 04 206 gti 180 the most angry juicy car I have ever owned spirited driving showed 9mpg

Were you bouncing off the rev limiter in 1st all the time :confused::lol1: as they are actually pretty good for a 2ltr 16v engine fuel wise.


I did a deal with it for my scoob I'd never go back. I agree pedals offset was not good and gearing was awful 5th gear 5k rpm 60mph
Think you mean 5k rpm in 2nd gear@60, that was the one thing I didnt like about it, 2nd gear was far too long, you were changing at 70 to go into 3rd.

Tony:)

stilover 28 July 2010 12:45 PM

I test drove a 206 GTI years ago when I was thinking of trading in my then 106GTI. I just couldn't get a comfortable driving position.

And compared to the 106, the driving was boring as hell. :sleep:

jonny_693 28 July 2010 03:08 PM

Why are they so underpowered for a 2l 16v. Even the earlier mi 16 was more powerfull IIRC?

TonyBurns 29 July 2010 07:56 PM

That engine is basically the one they put in their main stream cars like the 2ltr 407, 307 2ltr etc, its not really a "performance" engine, just a light car with a big engine, except it sucks :lol1:
The GTI180 was a different engine, that engine was based on the 306 GTI's engine, but improved ;) shame the 180 wasnt as good as it should have been :(

Tony:)


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