Peugeot 2.0 HDI ... French quality

Sorry for shaking, video is taken from car in movement.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• peugeot
• 307
• 2.0
• hdi
• turbo
• diesel
• smoking
• bad
• engine
• panasonic
• lumix
• fz28
• hd
• vehicle
• automobiles

[kaminax]

stupid user, who put the video with the dumb commentary.

[LanmiX84]

@kaminax girls are not allowed to talk about cars . . .

[EDP407]

ahh right so because one of millions hasn't been serviced properly the whole of the french car market is at fault.

[PugMarshall2906]

@EDP407 I totally agree with this comment. Saying it's all of X country/manufacturers fault is ignorang and narrow minded.

[TheValKBawz]

My father had a 2004 Peugeot 307 Break 1.6 HDI 110. He drove 180000 km within 3 years, it was as reliable as a car can get, plus it was seriously economic. He now drives a Citroen C5 I Break 2.0 HDI 135 and actually regrets that decision - the entire ESP system constantly fails, the brake makes noises, and so on.

[edgarinisss]

bullshit, just the guy do not know what does the proper maintenance means !!!

[billasohyeah]

peugeot is the biggest diesel engines producer in the world, they do something right don't you think?

although i prefer a tdi.

[Psypatka]

I have Peugeot 307, 2004. 1.6 HDi 80kW, i dont have this problem. It goes just fine, like its purchased yesterday. Its all about maintaince and driving quality.

[GuitarnScythes]

It's not because of the French cars, it's because French people tend to not maintain their car very well. Service a car properly and it will run for years and years but if you don't, this stuff might happen

[ggaudin1]

looks like too rich... injection problem, EGR stuck or maybe very low quality gasoil. That's a lot of carbon deposits. All diesel cars, and especially recent ones, may produces as much smoke. Not only french ones !

[badrianalx]

I think it's all about the maintenance and not about Peugeot.