Well I'll put my head above the parapet and say I rather like my Pugs, good everyday drives and with the RCZ a bit of style (ok that's subjective). I recently sold a Peugeot 107 after 120000 fault free miles driving me to work and back between Leicester and Birmingham. Very cheap to buy and run and got a great tradein from the dealer when I bought the 208.
I'll keep quiet now.
Andy
Laser red 4/4 Red Classic Mini Cooper Sport Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Quatro
It occurred to me, sitting in a traffic jam trying to get into Salisbury, that the least successful car brands have the letter "T" in the makers name, the most do not.
Consider:
Talbot = T twice and now extinct Peugot Renault Fiat Triumph (extinct)
It occurred to me, sitting in a traffic jam trying to get into Salisbury, that the least successful car brands have the letter "T" in the makers name, the most do not.
Consider:
Talbot = T twice and now extinct Peugot Renault Fiat Triumph (extinct)
I'm sure there are more!
Toyota? World's largest unsuccessful car maker
Toyota, the worlds largest maker of domestic appliances disguised as cars.
Peter, 66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...
Toyota, the worlds largest maker of domestic appliances disguised as cars.
That's a bit harsh. Nothing exciting (nor offensive); but just keep running. Often practical too. [/quote]
I view Toyota and other Japanese car makers rather like I vire Miele washing machines and dishwashers. Very well engineered, utterly reliable and do the job as advertised. But they don't excite me or interest me.
Peter, 66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...