I bought a RARE 1990s diesel estate car and it is EPIC

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Publicado 2024-07-25

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  • There's a hell of money spent on convincing people they have less in common than they actually do.
  • @See_more....
    The kind of chap that makes buying cars a pleasure.
  • @webpigjohn4959
    My 405 died at 468,202 miles the bottom end had been rattling for 80,000ish before it let go in the middle of Pershore high street. Geoff if that millage is right wow thats just run in 😮
  • @kingsknightuk
    omg that seller needs his own youtube channel! what a beautiful person!!!! full of joy and passion! what a joy to watch! id buy a car off him in a heart beat
  • Road trip to Angoulême in France, in a French EEstate, come back with cheese. Bonus challenge: You are not allowed to refridgerate the camembert, but can use air con. Drive back to somewhere in England, then give it a sniff test. Freshest cheese wins. Or go to one of those villages on the French River where they offload barrels of Beaujolais noveau and have a rally to get it back to England.
  • @steve-r-collier
    if a car is parked outside a house i am more inclined to buy it because they are advertising where they live..if its on a rough piece of ground im put off
  • @Xenon777_
    My Dad used to drive a Taxi 405 which had the 1.9 N/A engine. It was on over 300k when it finally broke. The car regularly had 4 people in it, other drivers would bounce it up kerbs, wheel spin, etc. The engine had a small water leak and my Dad would top it up regularly. One day, another driver got in the car and he never topped it up, causing the engine to overheat and break.
  • @cleanhit777
    One of my mates had one, he ran it on cooking oil for years, he was my eco warrior hero for that, but especially for sticking two fingers up to customs and excise. Even using new cooking oil was cheaper than the pump prices
  • @mattyboy3908
    We had 3 of these diesel estates for work back in the day. They did mega mileage. Once all the excess trim had fallen off there was a solid car underneath.
  • @du7ch384
    Hi Geoff, Try a challenge that you can only top up the car from empty with a gallon at a time, I bet you still beat the Mcmaster
  • Excellent cars, fantastic fun to drive with tidy handling, with the bombproof engine. A video on cleaning it up would be good. It looks amazingly solid for 30 years old.
  • @Paul-67
    Good buy Geoff. I had a Citroen BX with that same engine. 90 mph cruising all day and good economy.