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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 4:16 am
by surjit25
In the 80's only a few BX and some CX were sold
Peugeot only sold the 305 and 505.
90's Citroen sold more due to a new franchise so we see
many BX's ( alot scrapped) XM's (also few) (mainly series 1)(series2 only 10 3.0).
but many ZX and Xantia's(series1 2.0 and 1.9TD) were sold(no series2)
Evasion/Synergie 2.0
Peugeot sold were 405 GTX (carb and inj 1.9) (SR carb, SRi 2.0) and 306 sedans only.(1.8 8V) and later 406 1997>(2.0 only) afew 607 ( 10 or so) were sold.
2000> Citroen sold Xsara (1.6only) C5,C3,C8,C4(1.6),Xsara Pic 2.0.
With another new franchise C4GP,C6 3.0 and C5 2.0 but sadly with recession in no one is buying only 3 C6 sold and C5 handful.
Peugeot sold 307(1.6) ,206 (1.4, 1.6), 407 (2.0), 807 (2.0), and recently 308. (NA and turbo and GT)

We here are required to have a local assembly program which stifles
the range of models offered., fully imported cars are taxed heavily.

Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 6:14 am
by Vanny
For many years Citroen where forced to make cars in the UK (in Slough) for mush the same reason (all imports where heavily taxed), some days i wonder if it was such a bad idea after all (it significantly increased the cost of the cars in comparison to the french varients.

Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 1:16 pm
by surjit25
Costs aside , the quality of the car suffers as ex-factory the assembly
might be by robots whereas here might be manually done.