i really want a soft top car next but i travel quite far to work so just wondered

Audi A4 Cabriolet 2.5 TDI
Renault Megane 1.9 dCI Cabriolet
VW Beetle Cabriolet

Originally posted by Craig7777
i really want a soft top car next but i travel quite far to work so just wondered

no 2 seaters AFAIK. There will be a 2 seater merc coming out with a twin turbo diesel, faster than most petrol sports cars, but unfortunately costs more than most of them too. Still returns 35MPG whilst doing <5s 0 - 60 though.

Originally posted by Cyclone
no 2 seaters AFAIK. There will be a 2 seater merc coming out with a twin turbo diesel, faster than most petrol sports cars, but unfortunately costs more than most of them too. Still returns 35MPG whilst doing <5s 0 - 60 though.

The Mercedes SLK 320 CDI tri-turbo and SL 400 CDI bi-turbo are on the way it's true, but I assumed Craig7777 was looking for a real-world convertible and not a £50k+ car.

Originally posted by mojoworking
Audi A4 Cabriolet 2.5 TDI
Renault Megane 1.9 dCI Cabriolet
VW Beetle Cabriolet

Peugeot 206cc
Peugeot 307cc

Originally posted by mojoworking
The Mercedes SLK 320 CDI tri-turbo and SL 400 CDI bi-turbo are on the way it's true, but I assumed Craig7777 was looking for a real-world convertible and not a $50k + car.

you've got to have a target to aim for. Anyway at 50 thousand dollars i'd be having one, suspect you might have meant £.

Originally posted by Cyclone
you've got to have a target to aim for. Anyway at 50 thousand dollars i'd be having one, suspect you might have meant £.

Sorry, yes, pounds. The keyboard I'm using doesn't have a £ sign (I have to create one as if by magic). ;)

Diesel is now moer expencive than petrol

Originally posted by waldershelf
Peugeot 206cc
Peugeot 307cc

I've had a 206cc and I now have a 307cc - neither are available in diesel (unless a recent release has been released).

If the 307cc would have been available in diesel, I would have had one.

My 307cc is great, I love it, but the consumption is terrible - although my wife works in Leeds and travels 4 times weekly from Barnsly - we put nearly £100 per week in petrol in.

I'm planning on selling it come Spring (I want a twin-cab truck!)

Matt

Originally posted by waldershelf
Peugeot 206cc
Peugeot 307cc

Well spotted. You seldom see them, but I forgot these convertibles are also available in diesel (Sport 1.6 HDi 110 & HDi 136).

Originally posted by Zinger549
Diesel is now moer expencive than petrol

well done, but it still goes further.

Originally posted by Cyclone
well done, but it still goes further.

Not only does it go further, but it also has no relevance to the OP ;)

Thanks for your help people
Think i better start saving;)

Originally posted by fierysatsuma
I've had a 206cc and I now have a 307cc - neither are available in diesel (unless a recent release has been released).

If the 307cc would have been available in diesel, I would have had one.

My 307cc is great, I love it, but the consumption is terrible - although my wife works in Leeds and travels 4 times weekly from Barnsly - we put nearly £100 per week in petrol in.

I'm planning on selling it come Spring (I want a twin-cab truck!)

Matt

206cc is available with the 110HDi engine
307cc is available with the 136HDi engine

Check out peugeots web site

Originally posted by waldershelf
206cc is available with the 110HDi engine
307cc is available with the 136HDi engine

Check out peugeots web site

Thanks for that mate - will check them out - cause I love my 307cc, I just hate the consumption!