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They bought it when I was still in high school, I think 2013. I've been a fan ever since. We bought other cars but this one got passed down to me and I'm still using it... Just today 20-May-2024 is gave me a clutch problem, for the first time ever... It is quite a strong car
I have this car, cheap run around wont last me long term but for now as a new driver on the road i would say its great, the gear stick is exactly how you described it ive previously drove two cars during my learning lessons and i thought the same about the gear stick with this car, i have stalled this car quite a few times however as its new car ive driven, not finding the bite correctly and freaking out maybe its a me problem and not the car it self. The window buttons to open at the front were a shock to me to be down near the gear stick rather then on the window and the electric side mirrors took time to find 😂.
An interesting video - thanks! I travel a lot of miles for work and realised a long time ago that buying cheap secondhand cars was far more economical than suffering the huge depreciation of putting high mileages on much newer cars. Three years ago I came across a 2008 1.4hdi advertised at a price I thought was missing a '0' - however, it wasn't and I ended up paying the vast sum of £300 sterling! A great little car and have now taken it up to 180,000 miles without a problem.....and averaging 60mpg too - now that's economical motoring! However, recently the ride has become rather hard at the rear and can be thrown off course when hitting a pothole on a bend, perhaps suggesting worn bushes, although my garage can't see a problem......has anyone experienced anything similar? Incidentally, before the C3 I had it's bigger egg shaped relative, the Xsara Picasso - what a car.....comfortable, perfect mobile office - and enough space and totally flat boot floor to sleep on if necessary!
