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PSA are not alone huge issue in UK re availability of car parts.....dare you mention Brexit.....Covid?

Most unreliable cars from this year's claims statistics are Porsche.

It's about time you got yourself one😀

There are definitely some shitters out there which have not been cared for and some I guess with issues. Shame you didn't look over the car to a greater extent especially a missing arch liner, that said sounds like your car is worth far more than the £11K that you state it is now worth. Maybe...

Fact is Pug themselves changed the recommended oil specs from 5w30 to 0w30 in the Service Booklet for THP engined cars over time. Use 5w30 it if you want I have before.......0w will flow quicker than 5w from cold start......it's all bollocks really as long as you use either and change on a...

The UK economy has relied on mass (mostly unskilled) economic migration from the EU and the 'World' as a means of cheap labour, which has kept wages for workers low (not including the bankers in the City of London propping up UK GDP by laundering the proceeds of crime cartels, drugs, Russians...

The main difference in the UK (and elsewhere) apart from additives packages is E5 and E10...the premium is E5 with less up to 5% (or can be no) ethanol in a higher octane fuel. I'm not sure your analysis that it's all the same product is true....even if the results for some using higher octane...

MK1 or MK2....loads of posts on here

Been looking at the Cup car specs of around 70 that were made, paddle shift with around 260-270bhp, so for me pretty amazing that Peugeot Sport got a street legal version up to 270bhp for use on a daily basis https://racecarsdirect.com/Advert/Details/86118/peugeot-rcz-cup-endurance

who voted or asked for these 20mph zones, sure maybe around schools, shops, certain roads etc but blanket 20mph as in Wales it's a joke and has been proven elsewhere to not work, cause greater pollution etc l pick my daughter up from School which is in a 20mph it appears to most Mum's you double...

When my R did this a few years ago it was beginning of the end of the fuel pump and a coil pack

is what it is....seems a foible of Peugeot cars, it isn't a problem when used to it.

roll the dice.......as said loads on the market go and view a few more and get another one. Most Warranties offered by 3rd Parties by Car Dealers are not worth the paper they are written on.......We can all hypothesise....your money chap your choice. Good luck.

As an owner of MG's I wouldn't touch it. It could well be condensation depends on amount of Mayo, dipstick check would have been good too, Chemical Sniff test of coolant.....personally no way would I consider purchasing it. Is it worth the risk with so many on sale?

I agree doubtful on the fuel rail but you never know....from my replacement at a MD it was the new uprated pump and a 'metal fuel outlet connecting pipe'.....circa £1100 thankfully a Warranty job.

Good to see values staying up there for these and that Main Dealers are still interested in stocking and selling them..........

find out what they put in it so 0w30 or 5w30 synthetic oil probably and then top up.,,,..not an expert on HDi dipsticks but yours is on minimum so top up between what looks like the two white lines (in your pic) or blocks, I would go nearer the top. You don't say what mileage you have done in...

Long gone? Not on their stock list

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