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New Lancer

anto77 · 2017-05-03 16:36:23

Looking at 1.6 petrol which seem like decent value for money, is the ride as bad as some reviews suggest?

03-05-2017 4:36pm

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anto77

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Looking at 1.6 petrol which seem like decent value for money, is the ride as bad as some reviews suggest?

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#2 03-05-2017 5:06pm

colm_mcm

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No. it's an antique at this stage though. Irish ones have smaller wheels now than the majority of uk ones did back when they would have been tested.

On one hand they're great because they're relatively simple, and should be very reliable. On the other hand they weren't cutting edge 9 years ago and the competition has moved on in terms of interior design, safety, technology etc.

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#3 03-05-2017 7:28pm

bazz26

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2008 says hello but wants this thread back as that's the last time there was a "new" Lancer.

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