Peugeot with EP6 engine? Engineered to fail. This my take as a 3008 owner. Nothing but trouble.
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 May 22 2021, 11:51 AM
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May 22 2021, 12:26 PM
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QUOTE(etan26 @ May 22 2021, 12:24 PM) My ex-3008 also don't know how many a year naiki tow truck .... lost count already..... Mine was a record breaking 10 times of towing for 2 months according to Kurnia. |
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May 22 2021, 12:28 PM
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And my 3008 is a super high mileage car clocking 222648 km as of today. Owned since new from 2012. Average 27-28K km per year.
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May 22 2021, 12:52 PM
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Last year, Carsome offered 12K for my car. Even lower than my 2006 smart forfour.
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QUOTE(Henry T @ May 22 2021, 01:06 PM) That's why I sold mine very quickly to cap the loss. Keeping it longer would mean a higher loss. 😊 When mine broke down a few years back, I was about to replace it with a spare 4G63-T I have lying around in the office but at last the mechanic gave up. Too much work.I would imagine it to be a fun project if it really fits. Imagine a 400whp on the wheel with a family looking car even the stock EP6 engine also cannot keep up. |
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