Peugeot 406 HDi Estate

Newest Review: ... changes to the lights front and rear have given it a more aggressive posture. It is a comfortable car with seats neither too ... more

... firm nor too soft and an adjustable steering column to help get the right driving position and importantly for the best view of the instruments. The interior trim is of a satisfactory standard and well equipped including passengers air-bag as well as a drivers air-bag. I have a minor criticism in that the body does not resist knocks and creases well so after a year the car looks older than it is. Perhaps that is the car reflecting its owner. Performance is very good, if you have to have a diesel then 110bhp is now th...more

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Peugeot 406 HDi Estate: Peugeot 406: A Winner (296 words)
by - written on 29/05/08 (Useful, 287 readings)
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now have experience of three Peugeot 406s , two have been saloons and now I have a 2.0litre Hdi estate. In total I have probably done around 100,000 miles in the 406 models. After two petrol models I now have a diesel with the 110 bhp common-rail diesel engine. The 406 has always been an attractive well-proportioned car and recent changes to the lights front and rear have given it a more aggressive posture. It is a comfortable car with seats neither too firm nor too soft and an adjustable steering column to help get the right driving position and importantly for the best view of the instruments. The interior trim is of a satisfactory standard and well equipped ... Read the complete review

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by - written on 20/03/08
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406 HDi Saloon GTX 110

Having owned a variety of French diesel cars I can say that the 406 is the best. The HDi engine is marvel in terms of refinement and I frequently exceed 50mpg. The ride is almost limo like and the steering is precise and involving.

It is small wonder why the 406 is the taxi drivers car of choice. My last one did 180,000 miles and kept plodding on.

There are a few things to be aware of. If the low break fluid warning comes on it may be a fault with the handbrake sensor (under the carpet). Its costs crumpence to replace. I replaced the brakes before learning this! Also the bodywork is rather flimsy and new dents turn up as a result of pillocks opening thier car doors.

I considering adding a performance chip, is this something that is worth doing?

Peugeot 406 HDi Estate: French Connection (261 words)
by - written on 01/08/00 (Very useful, 709 readings)
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I've driven the 406 many times, in the old form and in the new form. I think out of all the family saloons on the market, this is one of the best. The looks are typically French. It has a character unique to itself. Driving this car is a dream. It is so comfortable and driveable at the same time. Handling is sublime and involving. It rides bumps with great ease, yet takes a corner with great agility. Having driven mostly the diesel versions, this is all I can really comment about. The original 1.9 turbo-charged diesel was a fine machine. The pulled well and gave enough grunt to pass other cars safely. With the car being about 40 stone ... Read the complete review

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