Sat nav screen Wanted please

[waue1978]

You'll have hard time finding an european RHD mate.. only you United Kingdomers are made the wrong way around!

Hard, but not impossible. There are a lot of European Opel Zafiras floating around over here as they go back to the days when people over here could save a few thou by ordering their car from a dealer in Europe, but still getting it in RHD.

[Doggy]

Even a 2.2 DTi isn't that special - standard Pug out-performs it in every way.

I was discussing the merits of the CDTI 150 with a disgruntled looking Saab owner t'other morning. I merely asked him if the 'Sport' badge meant it was assembled in Australia, or was it a detuned version to offer more of a challenge?
- There was absolutley no need for that kind of language.

[plod]

Well, I agree torque is more important than BHP, but it's "usually" BHP output that will be the largest contributary factor to insurance price

I'm just a little annoyed at the cost of insurance for a family car (the 406) compared to what i'd class as performance cars

I've calmed down a bit since the other night
It's like, ok, i'm paying £700 to insure the plodmobile, but it never lets me down and I get on average 41.5mpg

Yes, I "could" insure say a Saab 9-5 HOT - the one with 250bhp, and save £300 a year on insurance
However I was talking to a guy today, who until recently owned one
He said you'd be lucky if the tyres lasted 12 months and they were £120 a pop, and he'd be lucky to get 300miles to the tank!!!

May still have another 406 - got a couple more quid again, so a 2002/2003 2.2HDi estate may be back on the cards - providing it's less than 2k
Can't be in next 3 weeks, as i've paid for my parking permit for my holiday now

[plod]

Well, I agree torque is more important than BHP, but it's "usually" BHP output that will be the largest contributary factor to insurance price

I'm just a little annoyed at the cost of insurance for a family car (the 406) compared to what i'd class as performance cars

I've calmed down a bit since the other night
It's like, ok, i'm paying £700 to insure the plodmobile, but it never lets me down and I get on average 41.5mpg

Yes, I "could" insure say a Saab 9-5 HOT - the one with 250bhp, and save £300 a year on insurance
However I was talking to a guy today, who until recently owned one
He said you'd be lucky if the tyres lasted 12 months and they were £120 a pop, and he'd be lucky to get 300miles to the tank!!!

May still have another 406 - got a couple more quid again, so a 2002/2003 2.2HDi estate may be back on the cards - providing it's less than 2k
Can't be in next 3 weeks, as i've paid for my parking permit for my holiday now

Oh god, i'm a lost cause
Just bid on a 2003 406 Estate SE 110

[Doggy]

[OdinEidolon]

Well, I agree torque is more important than BHP, but it's "usually" BHP output that will be the largest contributary factor to insurance price

I'm just a little annoyed at the cost of insurance for a family car (the 406) compared to what i'd class as performance cars

I've calmed down a bit since the other night
It's like, ok, i'm paying £700 to insure the plodmobile, but it never lets me down and I get on average 41.5mpg

Yes, I "could" insure say a Saab 9-5 HOT - the one with 250bhp, and save £300 a year on insurance
However I was talking to a guy today, who until recently owned one
He said you'd be lucky if the tyres lasted 12 months and they were £120 a pop, and he'd be lucky to get 300miles to the tank!!!

May still have another 406 - got a couple more quid again, so a 2002/2003 2.2HDi estate may be back on the cards - providing it's less than 2k
Can't be in next 3 weeks, as i've paid for my parking permit for my holiday now

Oh god, i'm a lost cause
Just bid on a 2003 406 Estate SE 110

Well done

[FarmerPug]

forget the rest and stick with the best.

[plod]

I've been outbid on the 110 SE, but not that bothered
I did say i'd rather have a 2.2

Anyway, as I say, 2 weeks today i'm on holiday, so with the auction ending a few days before I go away, it probably would be a right mare sorting it out

[Doggy]

You know it makes sense...

[plod]

You know it makes sense...

Aye, and don't I need a 2002 onwards as well??

Shame this one is a saloon and not an estate as with the Hoggars, must be a late one

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peugeot-406-2 ... 415905d1f3

[waue1978]

I've been outbid on the 110 SE, but not that bothered
I did say i'd rather have a 2.2

Anyway, as I say, 2 weeks today i'm on holiday, so with the auction ending a few days before I go away, it probably would be a right mare sorting it out

Would your friend in the bodywork trade be able to help you out on this one:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/peugeot-406-e ... 33692d5443

[plod]

Sure but I initially dismissed it with being petrol
Although they say if doing loads of short journeys petrol is better so I don't know really

[FarmerPug]

and if its petrol you could lpg it even better on an
estate it means loosing the spare wheel well isnt as bad

[peo]

In France they says it 406 NAVTECH edition...

[FarmerPug]

as in its a trim level?
can you buy the screens off ebay france?