A new old runner - General Forum - Peugeot 306 GTi-6 & Rallye Owners Club

Post #1

Found this little gem on eBay a couple of months ago, one owner 20k mile 205, great car to drive, being auto it's so easy but you do feel a bit vulnerable at traffic lights next to the newer cars and trucks etc, been using it as my daily drive to work, drop the kids to school etc, my son loves it.

Even my son loves it and the missus well she even drives it and for her to drive it is something else Shock

Come on then what do you have as a daily, surely not everyone on here drives the 306 everyday?

Carl

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Post #2

Wow that's clean!

106 quiksilver, but I'll be lucky if it lasts the year

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Post #3

I bought a white 205 auto a couple of months ago just for the bonnet and cut the rest of it up LOL

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Post #4

rikky wrote:

I bought a white 205 auto a couple of months ago just for the bonnet and cut the rest of it up LOL

I did exactly the same with another red one I bought, kept the bonnet and the roof skin. Great minds

Carl

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Post #5

yeah i kept the roof off mine too, and some clips etc for mine, bit of a waste but the wings were rotten and the back had been in a bump at some point as boot floor was creased. handbrake was good though on the drum beam LOL

clicky - before
clicky - after

(24hrs later)

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Post #6

I used my X5 4.8iS as my daily chariot until I got the Rallye. Funny though as I HAD been looking at a new Fiesta ST or 595 Abarth Competizione!!!! Odd how I then come home with a beat-up 306.

The missus DID raise an eyebrow or two LOL

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TT

Post #7

306 all day everyday lol ftw!!!!!! Lol

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Post #8

My gti6 is my daily and we have a 306 hdi for the wife as her daily. Smile

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Post #9

New shape Focus which is my company car. Surprisingly a very good car to drive. Our other car is a BMW 3 series M-Sport (new shape) which is very good to drive indeed.

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Post #10

only heroes drive BMW's

welcome to the hero club, Ian. take a bow

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Post #11

I used my X5 4.8iS as my daily chariot until I got the Rallye.

Shock

4.8, bet thats great on fuel Scott -NOT LOL

Very nice motor though, my mate has one, although it is only the lowly 3.0D version. The Rallye is my weekend fun to be honest, i use a works Monvano for back and forward to work, the family bus is a 53 reg Passat 1.9td se 130, got good poke and is great on fuel Thumbs up

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Post #12

Passat ftw!

Post #13

1996 Peugeot 106 xn

Just tipped over 40k miles now, but bought it feb with 36k miles and one lady owner from new

Can't complain at 55mpg either

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Post #14

rikky wrote:

clicky - before
clicky - after

(24hrs later)

Should have kept the head lights.

jord294 wrote:

1996 Peugeot 106 xn

Just tipped over 40k miles now, but bought it feb with 36k miles and one lady owner from new

Can't complain at 55mpg either

Also bought this one owner car but it's out on loan at the minute. Take it yours is diesel?

Can't say it does 55 mpg though, two owner 40k miles, can't beat these old low mileage cars, they are great.

Carl

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Post #15

Auris sr180 daily driver. Wish I could drive the Rallye ever day!

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Post #16

Seat Ibiza 1.2 TDi Ecomotive for everyday, Mk3 Golf cab for sunny days, Mazda6 2.2d Sport for killing motorway miles. And a BMX for popping to the shops to buy Oreo Dairy Milk.

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Post #17

Castor_Troy wrote:

Passat ftw!

Hi Chris, at the real possibility of making myself look a total t w a t - what IS ftw?? Dunno

I see it quite a lot and have no idea what it means Crazy

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Post #18

For the win!

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Post #19

finger the womble

* not really

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Post #20

float to work

* not really

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Post #21

for the weiner

* not really

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Post #22

for the win

* maybe

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Post #23

Farting Tasmanian wombat ?

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Post #24

I've been driving this for the last few weeks. 4.4 V8

Post #25

f**k the world

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