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Offline Darkel

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My 206 1.4hdi
« on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:06:43 »
Here comes the beast \o/





 

12/2005, 28 000km with the 1.4l hdi developping a whopping 70hp  :mrgreen: Reached ~178kmh on my way back from JW meet '07. Otherwise it isn't fast at all but I still enjoy driving it and that's all that matters  :)
Insurance doesn't cost that much, it's fuel efficient (5.3l/100km) and because it's still a recent car, it's more reliable and more comfortable than other student's cars   :whistle:


It's still full stock but I'd like to put those 15' rims once the current tires are worn out :



But even that depends on where I'll be studying in less than 2 years, if I don't need the car then there's no point in putting extra money in it.

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #1 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:11:07 »
cool little car mate,the HDI pug engines are pretty reliable i heard and get amazing mpg

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #2 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:12:04 »
The 206 is still a nice looking car, and the color is really brillant on yours!

The first car is always something special. You'll never forget your little Pug!

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #3 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:16:06 »
Since that 206, all the other Pugs have gone down design-wise... it doesn't look bad at all, you just need to change the wheels, but I see you already have it in mind! :wink:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #4 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:18:44 »
Nice nimble car still looks good and i really like those wheels on 206 :good:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #5 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:21:59 »
looks really nice, especially I like the 2 tone interior :good:
consumption? well, just a little bit less than my beemer has - check my sig :lol:
take a good care of her :wink:
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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #6 on: 06-Jan-2008, 00:33:37 »
Yep, if everything goes fine I'll bring her to the meet.
Just noticed that the interior looks pink-ish in the picture, don't worry, it's actually red  :nutz:

Since that 206, all the other Pugs have gone down design-wise...

Indeed, I'd only go for a 207 if it was black and RC/GTi ...  :cool:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #7 on: 06-Jan-2008, 01:41:26 »
Nice and clean pug, as allready said with some rims I think this car would look even better...
They are quite nimble cars so lots of fun on twist roads even if it wouldnt hurt to have a little more power than 70hp tough... :)
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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #8 on: 06-Jan-2008, 04:51:04 »
Great quality pics Skyline!  :good:

Well maybe 70hp isn't that much, but this is a small car and I'm sure its still fun to toss it around. I like the looks of this car too, its got a bit of the rally-look with the hood vents and its an interesting shape.

Cool ride!  :cool:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #9 on: 06-Jan-2008, 05:12:24 »
Do you get these in the US?
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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #10 on: 06-Jan-2008, 05:19:17 »
Only 70hp but its a turbo diesel right? So it'd have plenty of torque :good:

Cool little car... They cost heaps to service over here in OZ..

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #11 on: 06-Jan-2008, 05:34:27 »
Do you get these in the US?

Unforunately not. It'd be nice to see some Peugeots running around in the States every once in a while. Straight from the Peugeot website:

As of this date, Automobiles Peugeot has no plan for resuming the sales of its vehicles in the USA or Canada.

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #12 on: 06-Jan-2008, 06:17:49 »
pretty funky looking car. i like it.

like sentra_dude said...we haven't gotten these since the 80s....i remember my mom wanting a 505 back in the day...that's the last i remember of Peugeot in this country.

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #13 on: 06-Jan-2008, 11:22:13 »
So, on the rebelrun we'll have two rivals in the small french diesel class head to head :D

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #14 on: 06-Jan-2008, 11:57:30 »
Actually looks pretty cool. I like the 206, has some rallying pedigree. ;)

It's missing a nice set of alloys, those would really make it look good.
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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #15 on: 06-Jan-2008, 12:15:35 »
So, on the rebelrun we'll have two rivals in the small french diesel class head to head :D
Unless I chip it (and reach 85hp) yours will be ahead  :nutz:

I could also put a Type R engine in it  :mrgreen:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #16 on: 06-Jan-2008, 13:22:15 »
There's the beast. :) It certainly did great in Germany last summer. Luckily it was not hit by flying sidemirrors! ;) Nice pics! Thanks! :)
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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #17 on: 06-Jan-2008, 18:32:30 »
Unless I chip it (and reach 85hp) yours will be ahead  :nutz:

I could also put a Type R engine in it  :mrgreen:
If mine hasn't reached 100then ;)

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #18 on: 06-Jan-2008, 19:04:47 »
Last pic is with nice alloys from 206CC guys :cool:

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Re: My 206 1.4hdi
« Reply #19 on: 06-Jan-2008, 19:53:04 »
Last pic is with nice alloys from 206CC guys :cool:

Those are the 206 GTI, originally wheels :wink:

They were also in the 206 CC later on...

I could also put a Type R engine in it  :mrgreen:

You can always put a Type R badge or sticker on it. I heard it gaves you like 10-15hp... at least :P

pretty funky looking car. i like it.

like sentra_dude said...we haven't gotten these since the 80s....i remember my mom wanting a 505 back in the day...that's the last i remember of Peugeot in this country.

My parents had a Peugeot 505 when I was a kid... kinda ugly, never liked it :? :wink:

 

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