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A neighbour wants to sell his Peugeot 206 2006. The engine would need to be changed and a little body work.

1. How much would be best to negotiate for ?
2. How much would a new engine cost?
3. Heard the head lamps are expensive?
4. Good spray would cost?
5. Overall is it a good car?

Peugeot 206 stopped at 2006 replaced by 207. Peugeot engines aren't expensive sha depends on condition of vehicle. Go price engine and other contingency that needs to be done, remove from asking price

nurey:
Peugeot 206 stopped at 2006 replaced by 207. Peugeot engines aren't expensive sha depends on condition of vehicle. Go price engine and other contingency that needs to be done, remove from asking price

my bad it was 2006 I wanted to write, wld currect that now. Made inquiry for engine they said just half and top 190k, while complete is 250k

Oronto:
A neighbour wants to sell his Peugeot 206 2006. The engine would need to be changed and a little body work.

1. How much would be best to negotiate for ?
2. How much would a new engine cost?
3. Heard the head lamps are expensive?
4. Good spray would cost?
5. Overall is it a good car?

Fragile electronics.. The older it gets, the more the electrical gremlins... Peugeot over-engineering

Expensive parts for what's supposed to be an economy vehicle.

Can only mostly properly be fixed by Peugeot experts with appropriate scan tools, etc...


Not worth the supposed fuel saving flaunted... all these is my opinion of course.. I can't understand why anyone will want a vehicle which saves you a bit of fuel money, but takes it back and more in parts, cost of specialist repairs, and significantly higher fuel consumption if vehicle is put under any significant load..

It will likely be much worse with the scrap specimen you are about to put your money into... A bad engine means you can't fully ascertain the correct state of the car's electronics, gear, and suspension... These "buy and replace engine" cars hardly ever need only an engine to run fine..

buygala:


Fragile electronics.. The older it gets, the more the electrical gremlins... Peugeot over-engineering

Expensive parts for what's supposed to be an economy vehicle.

Can only mostly properly be fixed by Peugeot experts with appropriate scan tools, etc...


Not worth the supposed fuel saving flaunted... I all these is my opinion of course.. I can't understand why anyone will want a vehicle which saves you a bit of fuel money, but takes it back and more in parts, cost of specialist repairs, and significantly higher fuel consumption if vehicle is put under any significant load..

It will likely be much worse with the scrap specimen you are about to put your money into... A bad engine means you can't fully ascertain the correct state of the car's electronics, gear, and suspension... These "buy and replace engine" cars hardly ever need only an engine to run fine..

Its a car he has been using and he is that certain that the engine is still OK. Am asking because I know the worst it can be is to change the engine and car have bn parked for more than 5months

Avoid that car

Jibwillz:
Avoid that car

can you pls say why?

Oronto:
Its a car he has been using and he is that certain that the engine is still OK. Am asking because I know the worst it can be is to change the engine and car have bn parked for more than 5months

You are helll-bent on buying the car. I doubt if you need any advice really.

vivalavida:


You are helll-bent on buying the car. I doubt if you need any advice really.

No mind am

Him be twins with that guy wey buy v8 Forerunner post-subsidy come dey ask of im fuel economy and how e fit change the engine to a lesser fuel-thirsty one.


Allow pesin wey wan die to buy wetin go kill am.

vivalavida:


You are helll-bent on buying the car. I doubt if you need any advice really.

not really. Why am putting out those informations is the give an insight about to car, which in turn help is one's opinion

Sir!!!

Just stay away.

Experience is not always the best teacher.

This journey can be expensive, frustrating and lonely Sha.

Keep us posted after payment 😀

Oronto:
not really. Why am putting out those informations is to give an insight about to car, which in turn help is one's opinion

Wisdom2003:
Sir!!!

Just stay away.

Experience is not always the best teacher.

This journey can be expensive, frustrating and lonely Sha.

Keep us posted after payment 😀

I appreciate

buygala:


No mind am

Him be twins with that guy wey buy v8 Forerunner post-subsidy come dey ask of im fuel economy and how e fit change the engine to a lesser fuel-thirsty one.


Allow pesin wey wan die to buy wetin go kill am.

Lol

I need to find that thread. This is hilarious.
Biko point me to it.

Oronto:
A neighbour wants to sell his Peugeot 206 2006. The engine would need to be changed and a little body work.

1. How much would be best to negotiate for ?
2. How much would a new engine cost?
3. Heard the head lamps are expensive?
4. Good spray would cost?
5. Overall is it a good car?

I currently drive a 2004 206,
- Parts are expensive for an economy car that it's meant to be.
- Repair is not cheap either, you don't want to try every mechanic you see, for things as little as fixing your clutch, you must go with a peugeot specialist else you go round in circles.
- Dashboard clock keeps failing even after changing it, I have seen this with other 206 s.
- fuel economy is great but depends on your engine specs, drive pattern and load carriage.
- The car can accommodate a 406 or 307 engine also, gives you more power.
- Resale value is good, sales faster than other Peugeots.

My advice if you like the look of the car, and the offer is price is good, you can give it a shot, there are no bad cars or good cars.

Haba

buygala:


No mind am

Him be twins with that guy wey buy v8 Forerunner post-subsidy come dey ask of im fuel economy and how e fit change the engine to a lesser fuel-thirsty one.


Allow pesin wey wan die to buy wetin go kill am.

Oronto:
can you pls say why?

Please go right ahead and buy the car.

Isorshe:


I currently drive a 2004 206,
- Parts are expensive for an economy car that it's meant to be.
- Repair is not cheap either, you don't want to try every mechanic you see, for things as little as fixing your clutch, you must go with a peugeot specialist else you go round in circles.
- Dashboard clock keeps failing even after changing it, I have seen this with other 206 s.
- fuel economy is great but depends on your engine specs, drive pattern and load carriage.
- The car can accommodate a 406 or 307 engine also, gives you more power.
- Resale value is good, sales faster than other Peugeots.

My advice if you like the look of the car, and the offer is price is good, you can give it a shot, there are no bad cars or good cars.

Thanks for this detailed experience of yours you gave. Someone else got the car for 350.

206 is a very good car as long as the 9ja used is gotten from a Peugeot enthusiast or direct tokumbo.... Anything else na just gamble

Anyways am actively looking for Peugeot 107 Woh, anybody get

Elsueno:
206 is a very good car as long as the 9ja used is gotten from a Peugeot enthusiast or direct tokumbo.... Anything else na just gamble

Anyways am actively looking for Peugeot 107 Woh, anybody get

Toyota Aygo I want with this fuel price that'll still go up

Oronto:
Thanks for this detailed experience of yours you gave. Someone else got the car for 350.

It must have been in a very bad state to be sold at that price, you can hardly get a clean naija used 206 for less than 1mil.

Isorshe:

It must have been in a very bad state to be sold at that price, you can hardly get a clean naija used 206 for less than 1mil.

with 300k everything can be restored I believe . Engine and body work .

Oronto:
with 300k everything can be restored I believe . Engine and body work .

Buy.

Vivianat:

Buy.

it has been sold already. We are just discussing the indices

Please who can recommend a reliable Peugeot mechanic in Abuja. Thanks in anticipation.