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Porsche 996 -v- Peugeot 106 Diesel

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That has the 2 litre lump but I still thought something was broken when I tried to use the loud pedal!!
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Use sisters little 106 1.4d

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The weekend my radiator blew a big hole which resulted in me having to use my sisters little 106 1.4D with 135k miles, a car that must be pushing about 40bhp to the wheels.
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That has the 2 litre lump but I still thought something was broken when I tried to use the loud pedal!!
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Use sisters little 106 1.4d

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The weekend my radiator blew a big hole which resulted in me having to use my sisters little 106 1.4D with 135k miles, a car that must be pushing about 40bhp to the wheels.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Reason for my post is realisation. Sometimes I think we forget just how powerful our cars really are. The weekend my radiator blew a big hole which resulted in me having to use my sisters little 106 1.4D with 135k miles, a car that must be pushing about 40bhp to the wheels. By my house there is a bypass up a hill, normally I fly up there overtaking everything in sight but last night I was doing 35 - 40mph foot to the floor in this 106, my god how do people live with such slow cars. I now appreciate my 996 even more

POST 2Original post

I had the same experience when I was driving my daughters' Pug 306 diesel. That has the 2 litre lump but I still thought something was broken when I tried to use the loud pedal!! Cheers, Nigel

POST 3Original post

Don't ever drive a 997 Turbo. Normal life will be live living on "pause"

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Well.... I drive my wifes Seat Ibiza 1.2 with 63bhp regularly. Overall is a great little city car with excellent specs but in terms of power..... what power......especially when loaded. On Sunday we visited my wifes aunt in South East London (from NW) and on the way back because central London was full of roadworks I came back from M25 and that was the 1st time after a year that I have been in a motorway with it... and what a shock..... Theo

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Lets see what Father Christmas brings in 2019 (need 10 years to save)

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Havent driven anything else in the last 20months but the C2, so out of practice on the comparison front. About to do a trip the in-laws merc 220 diesel so will report findings. What about the brakes on these cars?

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