ZX diesel Estate

Jun 03, 2004 7 Replies
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I'm picking one up this weekend, really looking forward to it. Couldn't get a XM which was on my wish list but hey, I need a second car that can do good mileage. This means I have got rid of all my petrol cars (except one, which is for sale) and am running diesels. Pug 205 + ZX. I'm looking forward to to the advice on this NG for any problems I may have, and hope to contribute too. From what I've heard, the Diesel ZX estate is a pretty good car and will give my new to me Pug 205 a run for it's money.



Cheers Stuart.


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My ZX 1.9D (no turbo) has been very reliable; no mechnical problems at all. It doesn't get much use though; no point, in the middle of London.

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"Whiskers" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@ID-107770.user.uni-berlin.de...

The 1.9D is a very strong and reliable engine, never had problems with my Xsara 1.9D and Peugeot 306 1.9D.

Good luck with you ZX.

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Thanks for the comments guys. I've been trying to reply - but looks like my news server has been having a bad time.

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"Stuart Gray" schreef in bericht news:40db1e88$0$285$ snipped-for-privacy@news-text.dial.pipex.com...

Your news server is not the only one that has been having a bad time. So did you find a ZX Diesel???

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Yup I did !!!! got the Reflex Estate, no frills and goes like a trooper. Fitted a towbar for my trailer and went camping. Still waiting to refuel it !!! It complements my little 205 D perfectly.

Stuart

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"Stuart Gray" schreef in bericht news:40dc687a$0$284$ snipped-for-privacy@news-text.dial.pipex.com...

A towbar is also a usefull tool to help other people to keep some distance when parking behind you. They rather keep some distance instead of damaging their car :-))

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I find having the trailer attached helps even more ;-)

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