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On a 06/07 ford focus diesel estate which is the better engine the 1.6 tcdi or the older 1.8 tcdi or even the 2.0. Looking on the net for info seems lots of conflicting advice on them, just wondered which is the most economical and reliable engine. Any mechanics on here can shed any light ? cheers atb

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Also been looking at the Peugeot 307 estates, the 1.6 hdi and the slighty older 2.0 hdi. I like the look of these, massive boot for the dogs and looks good mpg, but read bad reports on net. Justlooking for a decent clean estate just as a second car for the dogs and up two or about two grand mark. Just reliability and economy with abig boot with a load cover.

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On a 06/07 ford focus diesel estate which is the better engine the 1.6 tcdi or the older 1.8 tcdi or even the 2.0. Looking on the net for info seems lots of conflicting advice on them, just wondered which is the most economical and reliable engine. Any mechanics on here can shed any light ? cheers atb

i had a 2005 plate 1.6 tdci engine one of the best cars I've ever had never had a problem with it people say the turbos go but mine never I even ran it round with hardly any oil in it for a bit and it didn't blow but they do say the 1.8 are the better ones but if I was you go buy the older shape ones with a tddi engine got one now on best car I've had ??
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On a 06/07 ford focus diesel estate which is the better engine the 1.6 tcdi or the older 1.8 tcdi or even the 2.0. Looking on the net for info seems lots of conflicting advice on them, just wondered which is the most economical and reliable engine. Any mechanics on here can shed any light ? cheers atb

i had a 2005 plate 1.6 tdci engine one of the best cars I've ever had never had a problem with it people say the turbos go but mine never I even ran it round with hardly any oil in it for a bit and it didn't blow but they do say the 1.8 are the better ones but if I was you go buy the older shape ones with a 1.8 tddi engine got one now on 2003 plate best car I've had for the dogs ?? Edited by dark-destroyer-85
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Good thread does anyone know which recent astra engine is the best, shame they stopped using the Isuzu one they were good, and which is better for reliability a recent focus or Astra ; )

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Cheers fellas, I do like the passats but the facelift on a 06 is bit more than I would want to spend on a second car. Hence why I was looking at the focus and the Peugeot 307sw estates they seem to be cheaper and have a decent sized boot with a load cover on

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Good thread does anyone know which recent astra engine is the best, shame they stopped using the Isuzu one they were good, and which is better for reliability a recent focus or Astra ; )

I used to have a astra van the 1.7 cdti, it was great on fuel. But head gasket went on it twice and wouldn't have a van now as I think they are more prone to getting a pull at night

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peuogot 2.0 diesel est got loads of pull never misses a beat [low to ground though]

I really like these the 307s, cheap and got a huge deep boot for dogs. But I rad on net they prone for loads of problems, the 1.6 hdi gets slated, shame because looks like it has great mpg. Not to fussed about ground clearance

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