Hi, I used to have a pug 405 and it was the best car I ever had! Unfortunately the gear box died so I sold it on. I have a Seat Leon at the minute but I need to sell it to help fund a flat purchase. I therefore need a cheap run around so thinking of getting a 406.
I only have a grand to spend so whats the most 406 I can get for this money and anything I should look out for? I will be commuting and doing some motorway driving so thinking a diesel will be more economical.
Ah.... its good to be back on these forums!
Buying a 406 any tips?
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If you had a 405 then with a 406 much the same applies overall. The rear suspension is a bit different and bushes can wear I believe.
A grand should get you a decent diesel but you may like to consider a Xantia perhaps? A grand will get you much more Xantia than 406. It really depends if you can live with the higher maintenance demands of a Xantia though.
If you had a 405 then with a 406 much the same applies overall. The rear suspension is a bit different and bushes can wear I believe.
A grand should get you a decent diesel but you may like to consider a Xantia perhaps? A grand will get you much more Xantia than 406. It really depends if you can live with the higher maintenance demands of a Xantia though.
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