Old mans car inside (mpv)
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You didn't like the look of the Espace, so you bought something that looks like it's melting?
You didn't like the look of the Espace, so you bought something that looks like it's melting?
Lol harsh that
But its the front of the Espace that's ,,, well its ,,, you decide
At least it's got some flair, unlike an old Picasso or a Zafira... The ultimate in boring unimaginative motoring. And big french cars are comfy and usually come loaded with kit, so ideal family wagon!
Lol at the melting comment though
Lol at the melting comment though
People that don't have kids don't understand why MPVs are actually much better than estates/etc.
I'm actually gobsmacked that car companies literally write off MPVs as retired drivers' cars, castrating their ranges with tiny diesel/petrol engines. There are only a few instances (Zaf VXR/S-Max 2.5T) where dads get any chance of making the kids sick.
Personally, I absolutely loathe Citroens but cannot overstate their value second-hand. I would have taken the hit and bought a Zaf/S-Max, but that's just me.
On a side note, I have two kids, too, but my wife is absolutely clear that surgery is not going to happen. It's all about drawing the lines (pretty much the only one that's been drawn, tbf).
Oh, yes - and I don't drink, but my wife does!
I'm actually gobsmacked that car companies literally write off MPVs as retired drivers' cars, castrating their ranges with tiny diesel/petrol engines. There are only a few instances (Zaf VXR/S-Max 2.5T) where dads get any chance of making the kids sick.
Personally, I absolutely loathe Citroens but cannot overstate their value second-hand. I would have taken the hit and bought a Zaf/S-Max, but that's just me.
On a side note, I have two kids, too, but my wife is absolutely clear that surgery is not going to happen. It's all about drawing the lines (pretty much the only one that's been drawn, tbf).
Oh, yes - and I don't drink, but my wife does!
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I love Citroëns, looks like a nice car although like others, I would have been inclined to go for the 2.0 - seven up I would expect it to be a bit unresponsive - e.g. on hills?
What MPG are you getting from it?
What MPG are you getting from it?
Just picked it up tonight but the dobery thingy is showing 53mpg average over the last 170 miles.
www.angeltuning.co.uk
Are quoting £275 for a 35BHP and 55 LB FT gain , i guess i will run it for a week or two and see if it needs one.
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