
Why don't you get a coupe HDi? They're mostly good value?
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and fuelmjb wrote:Buy my coupé and spend the vast amount of money you'll save on beer!
You might be on to something there. But I just can't live with the long doors on a coupeDoggy wrote:I shall have much more fun/£ with my new 406.![]()
Why don't you get a coupe HDi? They're mostly good value?
Looks tidy. Before I had my first exec, I wasn't fussed about leather - now I wouldn't want fabric, but it is personal choice.rwb wrote:[I don't believe it: a 2.2 HDi with a 4-clock dash in the lower graduation. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150936334950
That would be a nice sneaky upgrade, but I must have a 5 clock dash. I'm not particularly fussed for leather, except that the leather door cards really are beautiful.
If ride comfort & decent armrests are the main priorities, maybe you should keep an eye out for a late old shape C5 Exclusive? Ride comfort is superb, they still come with the armrests attached to the seats & they can also be found with the same 2.2 twin turbo HDi engine.rwb wrote: I've now started worrying about ride quality. I heard the 407 is harder than the 406.
I've been shaken to bits in a Prius and an SLK this week. Both painfully uncomfortable cars. So anything less comfortable than my 406 won't do.
Sat in a few 407s and I like the seats (they're the same shape as the 406) and the driving position, and they're lovely and light. However, the arm rest is grossly inferior to the 406. Could do with hiring one for a month to see what it's like to live with.
Most of us didCaptain Jack wrote:Didn't we all sit in Disco's C5?...is he still around BTW?