Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?

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I parked my 205 next to a high model Saxo a while back and noticed
they have the same basic lines.
I reckon that PSA designed several replacements for the 205 and the
Saxo was one of them.

I know lots of small hatchbacks look the same but the 205 and the Saxo
have far more in common with each other (such as the rear light
cluster shapes) than other hatchs.

Am I mad? Is it just coincidence or are they really linked?



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Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?


The 205 was effectively replaced by the 106, the 106 and the Saxo are 90%
the same, 99% the same mechanicals and some bodywork.



Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?

Streltsky wrote:

205 and Saxo are unrelated.

However, the 106 and the Saxo are exactly the same car.



Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?



I wouldnt go that far, they do share a few vital components!



Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?

Carl Gibbs wrote:

They do ? What like ?

I thought they were two completely seperate chassis ?



Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?

Hi,


True. Saxos, 106s used the AX platform (designed for TUs). The 205 has a
different platform (which AFAIK wasn't used for any other car, excepted
partially the 309).


Some engines (injected petrol TUs) and associated gearboxes (MA series).
Perhaps some other parts (like discs or calipers), but I'm really too lazy
to crawl through the parts lists :-)

Regards,
G.T
g.t6@worldonline.fr
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st



Re: Re: Is the Citroen Saxo really the Peugeot 205?

"G.T" wrote:
 > Hi,
 >
 > > I thought they were two completely seperate chassis ?
 > True. Saxos, 106s used the AX platform (designed for TUs). The
 > 205 has a
 > different platform (which AFAIK wasn't used for any other car,
 > excepted
 > partially the 309).
 >
 > > They do ? What like ?
 > Some engines (injected petrol TUs) and associated gearboxes
 > (MA series).
 > Perhaps some other parts (like discs or calipers), but I'm
 > really too lazy
 > to crawl through the parts lists :-)
 >
 > Regards,
 > G.T
 > g.t6@worldonline.fr
 > 205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

I know the Saxo doesn’t use the 205 Chassis  :roll:  What I was
wondering was if anyone knew if the Saxo is effectively a redesign of
the 205?

Cheers for the replies anyway  :)

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