₦airaland Forum

Tunmise4real:
Thanks dude

Smartchoiice:
Ok is this the tu3 or 5?

nurey:
Same 206 i used from dambatta to Kano Secretariat or dambatta to NESREA office a journey of 150km with trailer and cracked uneven highway and I have never fell in the bush or inside the river. I throttle steady at 120km and the shocks has never failed me with all the occasional gbaga gbaga.

same car I buy 500naira fuel when pump price was 97 @ reserve and after the journey still above reserve.

it has come to my notice that Toyota and Honda fan boys are prodigy of lie Muhammad.

buygala:
Steady 120km with trailer and cracked/uneven Highway?

So you did not even slow down before overtaking the trailers or passing the bumpy parts of the road

And you are also saying that 5litres of fuel took you on a 150km journey and still remained sef ..so bros your 206 consumes about 3 litres of fuel per 100km ...

I have taken notice of you on this section that you tend towards unreasonable exaggerations and leading people on into making bad choices...

But this your comment on a 206 has set in concrete your position as the king of lies ...You Sir are the undisputed Lion, Linus, and Lai Mohammed of this section

Smartchoiice:
19 litres took me on a 430km journey in my 206

buygala:
According to nurey's comment, your 206 should have consumed less than 13 litres for that journey

Your 206 is faulty Sir

Majesty08:
I am considering buying 206 as my first car, advice between manual and auto tyranny?
I don’t travel just a town driving!

Very good car. Thieves hate it

demefaboy:
Why do they hate it?

MASTAkiLLAh:
difficult to resell, im looking at 308 but it has bad online reviews compared to its cost price which can get you something better. The 206 is more reliable than the 308 i want

demefaboy:
What of the 307?

MASTAkiLLAh:
still not a thieves magnet. The key is to get a direct toks or one that was very well taken care of here by previous owner if not you'll go into a bottomless pit of endless repairs. That aside, its a rugged and loyal car just like the 206/406.

demefaboy:
Getting a car that was not abused in Nigeria is hard, Nigerians hate maintaining their cars. And some people overhype price of their car. Someone used 307 for 4 years and was requesting 850k from me. The car is manual transmission. I just laugh at the guy

MASTAkiLLAh:
it goes both ways. Maybe hes greedy like most of these online sellers but then again maybe he knows what he wants to sell to you. I would suggest if you're getting a Pug then go through Ikenna351 for a small fee at least you'll be sure youre starting on a safe note even if its Nigerian used

MASTAkiLLAh:
it goes both ways. Maybe hes greedy like most of these online sellers but then again maybe he knows what he wants to sell to you. I would suggest if you're getting a Pug then go through Ikenna351 for a small fee at least you'll be sure youre starting on a safe note even if its Nigerian used

nurey:
Same 206 i used from dambatta to Kano Secretariat or dambatta to NESREA office a journey of 150km with trailer and cracked uneven highway and I have never fell in the bush or inside the river. I throttle steady at 120km and the shocks has never failed me with all the occasional gbaga gbaga.

same car I buy 500naira fuel when pump price was 97 @ reserve and after the journey still above reserve.

it has come to my notice that Toyota and Honda fan boys are prodigy of lie Muhammad.

Idaytesj29:
God bless you! I have been using a 206 for years. Got it brand new...... [s]That cub will give any car a run for its money[/s]. [s]Even if you are not ready to press down your V6 pedal very well , the 206 will leave you wandering what was in her hood as she whistles pass your v6 and away into the tarred distance[/s].

Op buy your 206. Just don't give it to any Toyota mech and never let them remove your thermostat. Thanks

Idaytesj29:
God bless you! I have been using a 206 for years. Got it brand new...... That cub will give any car a run for its money. Even if you are not ready to press down your V6 pedal very well , the 206 will leave you wandering what was in her hood as she whistles pass your v6 and away into the tarred distance.

Op buy your 206. Just don't give it to any Toyota mech and never let them remove your thermostat. Thanks

NobleEngineer:
me having a 206 for almost 4yrs now and a 607...but Bros why you kon disrespect V6 engines like that your post almost looking exaggerated...I don't need to press down the es9j4s V6 engine before I vanish from ur 206 1.4L windscreen...except of course you mean the 206GTi cranking out 180hp.

Idaytesj29:
Funny enough I still use the car, it has the normal TU3 engine. When in pristine condition will give any car a run for it money. I am not saying a V6 will not be able to speed past her, but I bet you, [s]if a 206 is well driven and not abused, your V6 will always find the cub in your mirrors[/s]. I have done wonders with that car, speaking from experience. Very durable, fuel efficient, rugged, and very safe. Just don't mess with her thermostat, use Total quartz 9000 if engine is new, if not use 7000 at least, let expert handle it not any kazim and enjoy.

All the stunts are Subject to the kind of driver behind those wheels though.

Idaytesj29:
God bless you! I have been using a 206 for years. Got it brand new...... That cub will give any car a run for its money. Even if you are not ready to press down your V6 pedal very well , the 206 will leave you wandering what was in her hood as she whistles pass your v6 and away into the tarred distance.

Op buy your 206. Just don't give it to any Toyota mech and never let them remove your thermostat. Thanks

kingreign:
Needless Lies and Misinformation.

It's understandable to praise and hype what you adore and admire, but when it gets to a certain point, the lies becomes obvious.

Lovelynife:
Good morning Mr Kingreign can you still advice a person moving from Hyundai santamo to buy Peugeot 307/206 or I should go for Nissan Almera pulse?. Please I need your professional advice on fuel, durability,cost of maintenance and finally cost of replacing of engine and gear

kingreign:
E hard for me to talk o. Peugeot 306, 307 and Nissan Almera are all good. As long as you have the manual transmission variants, you're game. I don't know about price of parts cos I don't handle those cars. But I know they're rugged and reliable.

kingreign:
E hard for me to talk o. Peugeot 306, 307 and Nissan Almera are all good. As long as you have the manual transmission variants, you're game. I don't know about price of parts cos I don't handle those cars. But I know they're rugged and reliable.

Tunmise4real:
I want a small car with fuel economy, ruggedness as well as ability to travel long distance journey. Is Peugeot 206 a good option for me

Idaytesj29:
Funny enough I still use the car, it has the normal TU3 engine. When in pristine condition will give any car a run for it money. I am not saying a V6 will not be able to speed past her, but I bet you, if a 206 is well driven and not abused, your V6 will always find the cub in your mirrors. I have done wonders with that car, speaking from experience. Very durable, fuel efficient, rugged, and very safe. Just don't mess with her thermostat, use Total quartz 9000 if engine is new, if not use 7000 at least, let expert handle it not any kazim and enjoy.

All the stunts are Subject to the kind of driver behind those wheels though.

Haybeeyo:
Good morning, i'm about to go for an inspection of 206 2005 do you think i should go for it?