Not a turbo, fun to drive mechanically actually pretty reliable, wont rust even if it??
zephyrheaven,
May 29, 6:57am
great cars, just sold my wifes one - very reliable & go like stink / handle great - medic is right, no turbo trust me they dont need one
ginga4lyfe,
May 29, 9:03am
cheers, exactly what i wanted to know, I think i may be looking more so into getting one of those then!
vag.central,
May 29, 12:49pm
I have driven a gti-6, went very well, has a 123kw 16v, the xsi with 90kw is ok but gets pretty boring
ginga4lyfe,
May 29, 1:51pm
the XSI with 90 kw , that must have been the 8valve version! I have heatrd of repots of them being anywere from 120 hp to 140hp, that to me is sufficiant
ginga4lyfe,
May 29, 1:52pm
oh. i did the math. 90kw is 120 hp lol
pfemstn,
May 29, 2:33pm
Peugeots are prone to electrical trouble! had 2 both were a problem will never buy another! 205gti ,and 306 gtigreat to drive when they are going well, but just didnt keep going!
drog,
May 29, 4:09pm
I read somewhere that those two models were built in the UK - the old Hillman Hunter factory.Say no more.
phillip.weston,
May 29, 4:22pm
great cars, but yes they do suffer from not so flash build quality. Usually the door fabric from the door cards starts to come apart, and the seat seams start splitting. Expect the occasional electrical issue also. The 306 is a good car though, generally quite trouble free.
vag.central,
Apr 16, 2:00am
Fabric comming off is quite common across euro cars as the foam glue they used brakes down and falls apart
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