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I've always been under the impression Pug did strong diesel engines?0
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Oh god, a Peugeot!
Avoid it, do NOT touch.
Peugeot have cr*ppy engines in them!
the engines are the only good parts on peugeots. its all the other parts they put on them.
peugeot engines get used in a lot of different applications,ive even seen some older ones in industrial machinery....work permit granted!0 -
My car has finally covered 3000 miles this week after 3 years, perhaps I should consider one of these cars...

I was looking at a deal with dealdrivers, I had to email them again when I realised that the Mrs did 15,000 not the initial "sure, it'll be under 10k!"0 -
Thing is, I had one 5-6 years ago, not only was the gearbox worn and the car had 50k on the clock but the engine felt as though it was pulling a horse!
Also have had two others before this which I thought were poorly made, however in its favour, the body is very strong, well was on ones I had, don't know how well there made now (2000 onwards)
One I had was like a tank the body, engine let it down for me0 -
goldspanners wrote: »the engines are the only good parts on peugeots. its all the other parts they put on them.
peugeot engines get used in a lot of different applications,ive even seen some older ones in industrial machinery.
When I was managing our factory relocation imagine my horror then when 2 diesel Fiat firemaster engines were speced to run the sprinkler system :eek::eek:I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed0
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