The trouble I have with the BX is rear headroom. I guess having a sunroof doesn't help, but can anybody tell me - does the BX estate have appreciably better headroom than the hatchback?
If so, next year I will be looking for a very good estate...
Phil
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If you want to go fast there are some TZi's - which have the full TZ trim and the 8 valve GTi engine - or the's the ever popular TZD turbo (formerly DTR Turbo) which was really the state of the art in diesels in 1988 and still is an excellet car today.
Both of these are mechanically identical with the saloons (apart from minor differences like anti-roll bars, spheres and rear struts). Most of the others have different gear ratios - and rev a bit harder in 5th etc.
The TD doesn't really seem to have more problems than the non-turbo diesels and many are happily running around with 200,000 miles or more. The estate may use a touch more fuel than the saloon but the TD's are not really any thirstier than the N/A ones.
I think Tom Sheppard was thinking of selling his red one with air conditioning - but i don't know what his current plans are.
jeremy
Both of these are mechanically identical with the saloons (apart from minor differences like anti-roll bars, spheres and rear struts). Most of the others have different gear ratios - and rev a bit harder in 5th etc.
The TD doesn't really seem to have more problems than the non-turbo diesels and many are happily running around with 200,000 miles or more. The estate may use a touch more fuel than the saloon but the TD's are not really any thirstier than the N/A ones.
I think Tom Sheppard was thinking of selling his red one with air conditioning - but i don't know what his current plans are.
jeremy