Goodbye

Cpt_Spalding · Unread post by **Cpt_Spalding** » 28 Feb 2008, 11:36

Never say never but I believe my Xantia days are over. Crying or Very sad

Goodbye to the Citroen forum & hello to the Mondeo forum. No it doesn't handle as well as the Xantia & I can't run it on products from supermarket shelves. It doesn't have the Xantia's good looks either.

Wish I'd spent more time & read this forum before I bought it as I've no doubt I'd have bought a better one than I did.

On the +ve side, I won't miss the headlights (wow it's night & day compared to the Mondeo), or the niggling worries about the hydraulic system (prob more of my car than Xantias in general, before I get a flood of raging owners on my back Wink ).

Enjoying my motoring again. Cheers & thanks for the handy hints & advice over the last few months. Good forum.

Cpt_Spalding · Unread post by **Cpt_Spalding** » 28 Feb 2008, 11:38

Cpt_Spalding wrote: Crying or Very sad

Wink

Lol. S'wot happens to your emoticons when you stick your post in the wrong forum then copy & paste the contents to a new post.

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 28 Feb 2008, 13:38

It's been good having you on the forum Cap'n

So long and all the best with the Mondie but remember a lyric from the Eagles Hotel California...

"You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave"

So, we'll see you on here when you get your next Xantia

jgra1 · Unread post by **jgra1** » 28 Feb 2008, 14:26

bye cap'n

may you come back to these shores again one day

John

ACTIVE8 · Unread post by **ACTIVE8** » 28 Feb 2008, 16:34

Cpt_Spalding wrote:Never say never but I believe my Xantia days are over. Crying or Very sad

Goodbye to the Citroen forum & hello to the Mondeo forum. No it doesn't handle as well as the Xantia & I can't run it on products from supermarket shelves. It doesn't have the Xantia's good looks either.

Wish I'd spent more time & read this forum before I bought it as I've no doubt I'd have bought a better one than I did.

On the +ve side, I won't miss the headlights (wow it's night & day compared to the Mondeo), or the niggling worries about the hydraulic system (prob more of my car than Xantias in general, before I get a flood of raging owners on my back Wink ).

Enjoying my motoring again. Cheers & thanks for the handy hints & advice over the last few months. Good forum.

In the first paragraph I got the impression that Cpt_Spalding does not LHM (like his Mondeo)

Sorry Cpt_Spalding couldn't resist a green pun.

Here's hoping you return to the fold soon from your Fix Or Repair Daily venture.

You will be missed!

Edit

Note:- tried doing green in green but it did not look green !
So cyan to it had to be.

XantiaMan · Unread post by **XantiaMan** » 28 Feb 2008, 16:43

You'll be back! Mondeo is not built as well, is more expensive to run and has less character than a Xantia. I had a 2.0SI for a week, hated it, sold it, bought the Xantia, the rest is history, although i did get a good un. Good luck with it!

oscarloco · Unread post by **oscarloco** » 28 Feb 2008, 17:00

Citroens are like a woman, they consume most of your time, dry your wallet and when you say "That's it, we are thru!" you end up giving it one more chance. The point is, you can't live without your Citroen. There is no car out there that combines performance, hi tech and looks.

Anyway, good luck in your new journey!

Unread post by **lolingram** » 28 Feb 2008, 17:35

You'll soon be bored with a Ford.... see you soon

Never say never but I believe my Xantia days are over. Crying or Very sad

Goodbye to the Citroen forum & hello to the Mondeo forum. No it doesn't handle as well as the Xantia & I can't run it on products from supermarket shelves. It doesn't have the Xantia's good looks either.

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