Peugeot 106 XT Reviews

I bought a peugeot 106 for £27 about 2 years ago with 1 months tax and 1 months MOT. I had owned one before that i payed slightly more for but thought I'd share my experiences here. Value**** At £27 how can it be anything but good value? Costs****- Servicing is cheap and it returns aaround 43 mpg out in the ...  Read the complete review

When I decided to get a new car, I knew it had to be a Peugeot. I finally bought one and part exchanged my old Volkswagen Polo (my first ever banger) and I was so pleased with the result. It was an 'L' registration, 1.4L XT and cost me only £2600 part exchange. There are so many positive things about my 106 (which over-shadow the negative) ...  Read the complete review

Men with big feet (and women for that matter), will have problems driving the Peugeot 106. I have size 5 feet, and had great difficulty with the pedals on this little one (they are far far too clost together). I'm a great fan of little cars, and have had no problems flipping between AXs, R5s and 205s. Stepping into a 106 was awful. ...  Read the complete review

I had a 92J 106 for about 12 months. It was a 3-door 1.1 petrol version. The XT is quite a smart little version - remote central locking, body-colour bumpers, tinted glass, 4-speaker stereo, split rear seats. The engine was the carburettor type used in the very first 106's. It was quickly replaced in 93 (I think) by the injection models. ...  Read the complete review

205 GTi it's not, but the 106 XS is sure to become a classic. It has quite a torquey 1360cc SPFi engine and 5 spoke alloys shod in 165/60 baby Pirelli P2000s which make it look as cute as a terrier! Unfortunately, this car is not about outright speed and you have to buy the XSi model for that (with 33% more power), but the handling ...  Read the complete review