One of the things I miss about that car is the heavy steering, im not sure why I asumed the heavy steering was a V6 thing but I cant see why it should be. I do know what you mean about the C5 not wanting to go quickly and I had the same problem when I got my first C5. As I've said, the earlier C5s are the most wollowy, the later ones are much better to drive, but still very much a cruiser. In that respect, the Xantias are better.Rattiva_Mike wrote:I really, really do miss the power of it... Couldn't cope with the steering though. I must start the search for an S2 one at some point.. I'm liking the C5 a lot, but it doesn't satisfy my urge to go hilariously fast. I thought that urge had gone, until I got a car that wouldn't go fast..Citroenmad wrote:Excellent newsdunk wrote:The v6 Xantia love hath returnath
I was a little worried but I have a feeling that V6 Xantia will outlive most modern cars Its a great car
The only other V6 engined Citroen I have driven is an XM, which felt far too heavy fronted and squealed its tyres on the slightest of bends at normal speeds. Could have been tracking/tyre choice but it wouldn't have suited my driving style should I have bought it.