Man i miss cars from that time period, easy to drive from a to b, no big screens and stupid tech to take your mind of the road. Cars today are more safe yes but people driving skills, is so bad its not even funny. Thx for keeping this old Grandpa alive. 👍
@peugeot306xsiiledejapon92 күн бұрын
Hi, thank you for leaving your message! I understand what you are saying. Indeed, that is one of the reason why I don’t switch to a new car. Will take good care of my 306!
@jimmyhackers89805 күн бұрын
congratulations on the 100,000km mark :)
@peugeot306xsiiledejapon95 күн бұрын
Thank you for your message! I hope my Peugeot continues to be in good condition.
@arielalonso74095 күн бұрын
Congratulations!!! My xrd '96 has 294.000 km 😁
@peugeot306xsiiledejapon95 күн бұрын
Wow, that’s impressive! I hope you’ll have many more happy driving years in your Peugeot.
@Darkinet765 күн бұрын
おめでとうthe breaking-in period is now completed you can rev the engine to his limit lol, this car will last until 300 000 km and more if you continue to treat her with attention
@peugeot306xsiiledejapon95 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment! My French friend once told me that Peugeot is sturdy cars. Your message explains it.
@Darkinet764 күн бұрын
@ yeah it’s true until early 2000’s, after that all french cars are not reliable anymore and will cost a lot of money and energy (i owned a 308 from 2008 with the 1.6 THP engine who had various issues) We didn’t manage well the modern and electronic transition for our cars in france Don’t even ever consider the 1.2 puretech engine from peugeot-citroen (PSA / Stellantis) this engine is a mess and several people are stuck with a dead engine
@peugeot306xsiiledejapon94 күн бұрын
Hi, thank you for your interesting insights. Then I will continue to drive my 306 with great care for many years to come. I hope Peugeot will return to the Peugeot it was before 2000’s!