Top of the range xantias spotting
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Top of the range xantias spotting
Thought ill come up with another good game.
Spotting xantias with differnt intera nice spec
Hers a good one to start the ball rolling.
Looks well nice
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Spotting xantias with differnt intera nice spec
Hers a good one to start the ball rolling.
Looks well nice
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... ?logcode=p" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
I spot three top of the range Xantias every single day in my own driveway
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
no you don't, you only see 2
whereas i see 3 top of the range citroens
whereas i see 3 top of the range citroens
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1998 Xantia Activa S1
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
True I have to drive or walk a short distance to see the third one...Chris570 wrote:no you don't, you only see 2
Ahh but don't you park one of yours around the front of the house Chris?Chris570 wrote:whereas i see 3 top of the range Citroëns
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
Nope all 3 are housed in the PSA area (to allow for SWMBO's 206)
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1971 D Special
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
But a 206 is a PSA tooChris570 wrote:Nope all 3 are housed in the PSA area (to allow for SWMBO's 206)
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
i know hence why its called a PSA area as opposed to the Citroen section
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
What sort of kit do you get o the early vxs modles. Compered to the later exculsive modles. Plus was they a modle up from the vsx. On the early ones.
I might be off to view a vsx 1.9td easte on a n reg
I might be off to view a vsx 1.9td easte on a n reg
Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
you should get variable speed wipers (not auto) and climate control and Hydractive 2 suspension.
2006 C5 HDi 170
1998 Xantia Activa S1
1971 D Special
2006 C3 1.6 HDi SX,
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1971 D Special
2006 C3 1.6 HDi SX,
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
What on the vsx ones?
What about the cd changer. I was sat in a sx ages ago. Andlookin at the book. There was a 6 disk cd chnger
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What about the cd changer. I was sat in a sx ages ago. Andlookin at the book. There was a 6 disk cd chnger
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What does the hydroactive 2 suspension does. Is it anygood.
How do i tell if its working prpperly.
He said he will take my corsa in as well
How do i tell if its working prpperly.
He said he will take my corsa in as well
Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
its the suspension that flicks from soft to hard dependent on what the sensors are seeing (i.e. are you driving quickly etc) its very good indeed. RE Changer, i think so, but i'm not 100% its standard fit on the VSX
2006 C5 HDi 170
1998 Xantia Activa S1
1971 D Special
2006 C3 1.6 HDi SX,
1998 Xantia Activa S1
1971 D Special
2006 C3 1.6 HDi SX,
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Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
cool i hope i get it. Im going to cripple my self on the mony frount. But if i get it ill be sorted. Im a bit worried about driving a estate. Ive never driven 1 before. Surly they arnt that bad to park.
Re: Top of the range xantias spotting
I always found my Xantia and XM estate dead easy to park. Loads of visibility, and unlike a small car, when you turn the steering wheel - especially when reversing, things far away at the back end happen slowly, so it's easy to correct immediately.jacksun1987 wrote:cool i hope i get it. Im going to cripple my self on the mony frount. But if i get it ill be sorted. Im a bit worried about driving a estate. Ive never driven 1 before. Surly they arnt that bad to park.
Worst car I had for parking was also the smallest - Ford Puma. Poor steering lock, awful rear visibility. Brilliant in every other way though.
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I'll go along with that The Estate has much better rear visibility and accurate parking ability than the Xantia hatch...Activa_Mike wrote: I always found my Xantia and XM estate dead easy to park. Loads of visibility, and unlike a small car, when you turn the steering wheel - especially when reversing, things far away at the back end happen slowly, so it's easy to correct immediately.
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