Top speed of a Peugeot 306 TD 1.9Ltr

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Anyone know what the performance figures are for a Peugeot 306 1.9Ltr TD built in 1995.

Merry Christmas

Norman
 
sounds right i can get 110 at a push out of it, thats witha hole in exhaust and loose seal round windscreen so iy makes a bit of noise
 
Hello,
Anyone know what the performance figures are for a Peugeot 306 1.9Ltr TD built in 1995.
My aunt had a DTurbo (possibly matches UK's DTurbo S), she "trigged" a speedtrap at 120MPH (about 190-195KPH). Damn, I whish I had the same :-) For the little story, she sold it and bought a Honda CRV 1.8i LPG instead.
Eeeeek.
 
M reg, 126K miles on clock, was looking at over 120 when started to run out of road (unless speedo was out). Always only assumed it would only do 110 as most reports tell you.

Don
 
Anyone know what the performance figures are for a Peugeot 306 1.9Ltr TD built in 1995.

Merry Christmas

Norman
Thanks for the replies. It would seem that 110mph is an average top speed.

Norman
 
(Norman) wrote in @news.btopenworld.com:
Anyone know what the performance figures are for a Peugeot 306 1.9Ltr TD built in 1995.

According to Dutch figures from www.autoweek.nl:
1.9TD, 92 bhp@4000 rpm, 196 Nm@2250 rpm
Topspeed: 180 km/h (112 mph)
Acceleration 0-100 km/h (62 mph): 12,4 s

Maarten
 
Maarten Deen said:
(Norman) wrote in @news.btopenworld.com:

According to Dutch figures from www.autoweek.nl:
1.9TD, 92 bhp@4000 rpm, 196 Nm@2250 rpm
Topspeed: 180 km/h (112 mph)
Acceleration 0-100 km/h (62 mph): 12,4 s

Maarten
 
Norman said:
Thanks for the replies. It would seem that 110mph is an average top speed.

Norman

Hmm, mine runs out of steam at about an indicated 100 and it's doing about 4k rpm at this point. Had that performance since I bought it 80k miles ago. Maybe I need to drive another TD! Performance through the gears is excellent though, so can't really pin down any fault unless the speedo is under reading (lack of flashes at speed traps would indicate not!).
 

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